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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, ORBGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1984. F AGI FOUR I A surprise birthday party was to keep it in food order. To get] seedings will be in the neighbor- plaintiff, for want thereof, will ap mas season. ply to the court for the relief as given for Mrs. Louis Walsh Tues Mrs. E. Gloria ’Rickards and son day evening whose friends greet- serve those pm peat we ttoww Up- with the condition of the cr°P’ prayed for in plaintiff** complaint, Billy aro at home in Uortlaudc .of food»: suggest« an'outturn of about 475,- namely, fop a. judgment for the I ed her with a handkerchief shower. on at Wnd fruit 000,000 bushels for the 1935 crop. unpaid balance of a certain note Ray Critchfield has gone to his Those attending were Mr. and Mrs milk 1 F»ud moUsers*-n f«W<rf the fath- ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rupert Early reports from Europe suggest in thle principal sum of $5000.00, home in Koiso, Washington, to Afton McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. L. fa? of Stanfield. maintenance of’ an acreage near dated the 18th day of July, 1930. spend his vacation. P. 'Haven, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Mc- recent relatively high levels, with made, executed and delivered by - Mrs. A. B. Craft left Sunday to Mias U qu I m CarW b home Cafferty,and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. and- finally, fat* gad augers. Be- reduction in some countries largely George G. DeMoss, Aurelia De spend Christmas in Portland with cause there is little danger ^tf our Moss and Henry S. DeMoss to the villa Y ocsä TtandSy morning. her daughters Miss Edythe Craft in Portland this week. neglecting bread or meat, nutri offset by increases in others. Rus Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yocum and plaintiff herein, with interest» a<L sia has increased Winter wheat Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Root spent and Mrs. G. D. Lind., , , , Patricia were on time Tuesday to tionists advise us to make sura first acreage moderately over that of vanees, attorney fees and costs, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand the holidays at the homo of Mrs. spend the day at the home of Mr. of sll of the “protective foods*’— and to-foreclose that certain mort Root’s parent«, Mr. and Mrs. Ruep- milk, vegetables and fruits, and last season, with seeding com left Sunday for Portland where Yocum's grandmother. Mrs. Olive ion Crews and Patricia Yocam, pleted earlier than a year ago. In gage given to secure said note, they visited relatives over Tues pel in Portland. which said mortgage is of record Hussey of Portland. .5» . f . also. These food^ will give you adequate moisture supplies, par Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrow day. iMir. and Mrs. Linden Lucas and good value in mineralo and vita ticularly in the Punjab Provence«, in Book “T" of Mortgages at Page the progtaar flanta Claus appeared House guests over the holidays motored to Salem to be on time daughter Ann were over from Con- mins and proteins— .vQl protc» t indicate a decrease in the Indian 220, records of Shearman County, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl for the Christmas festivities at the don, accompanied by Mrs. Eva your diet", as they say. But they wheat acreage compared with last Oregon, and covers the following bringing them goodies. .. described real property situated in Richelderfer are her sister Mrs. home of their daughter, Mr. and Doane. will leave yog short in calories and season. The Indian acreage sown Mrs. James Laidlaw and family. Sherman County, State of Oregon, Fred Abebischer,, husband and son wanting suoh jnajnstays aa bread for the 1934 crop however, was the Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Jungle and to-wit: Mr, and Mrs. Free Crews were largest on record, with the excep the home of her parents Mr. and Dan of Sherwood. family mo to Spokane to be and meat and potetoes-which you The Southwest Quarter and tion of that in T8. Seeding in North then should add to make up ydur Mm. Byars in Tha Dalles. Mrs. M G. Tuel and Douglas listed among the Christmas guests on hand for _ , dinner and the East Half of the South- Africa is still in progress, with pre at the hotoa of their son. and wife. calorie quota. Mrs. Louis Scholl visited her spent Christmas day at the home Mr. and Mrs. R. Crews in Portland. to spend the week visitihg. East Quarter of Section Thir liminary reports indicating that a A family foo4 guide to low cost daughter ‘ Mrs. Kneppel of The of her mother. Mrs. Dixon in Port The Circle lodge gave a Penochle ty-four, Township One North, full acreage will be sown. balanced diet» reoopunanded by the Wesley Phagley returned to his party at Fraternity hall Tuesday Dalles for several days last week. land. the» East half of the North Mrg M R Halse held Bureau of Home Economics, U. S. Mrs. Augusta Huckin and Belle home fireside, to enjoy Christmas west Quarter, the Northeast “Judge" explained the arrested with* his family. high score at cards, and Bob Mc- Department of Agriculture, is as Quarter of the Southwest Mrs. Minnie McMillan were called Clothier motored to Walla Walla follows: motorist, “I tried to warn the wo Bill Reid returned home from Donald had high score for the men. Wednesday and were accompanied Quarter, and the Northeast to Lewiston, Idaho, by the passing Every meal— Milk for children, man, but my horn wouldn’t work.’’ San Francisco, Mrs. iReid from Mrs. Belle Clothier left by stage home by Miss Augusta Huckin Quarter of Section T^i ree, on <4 her brether in law. Mr. John “Then w4by didn’t you slow down Yakima, Mr. Reid being at home for Castle Rock to spend Christ- bread for all. who will spend the holidays here. Township One South; the Heroisms. Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith Every dsy-Cereel in porridge instead of running over the wo mas day with her mother Mrs. L. to welcome them. „ I i««> , Northwest Quarter of the accompa v in* them. They return - Mrs. Jessie Amos was at the man?** inquired the Judge. . Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Striker and J. Mosier. Northwest Quarter of Section home of her sister Mrs. E. O. Mc A light seemed to dawn on the orange) for children. A green or Two, Township One South, all daughter Betty visited at Cornell, Wayne Bartrom is enjoying the motorist and he said: “That’s one Mise Vivian Trounce is spending Coy in The Dalles Tuesday. Range Seventeen, E. W. M.. Wn., guests of their daughter. Mrs. company of his parents. They are yellow vegetable, milk for all. Two to four times a week—To- en me. I never thought of that. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins and daugh Ben Klingsworth. containing in all 577 acres, / Bn visiting at home together in of Mn. Thomas Witdbome of Port- ^,rg spent Christmas with her matoes for all, Dried beans ahd reserving from eaid mortgage Mrs. B. E. Hailey was the guest Portland until Wayne returns to land. i | parents Mr. and Mrs. Chapman in The hotel clerk was growing im a one acre tract on said ,of her father, Henry Ford of Port- the home of his aunt, Mrs. Eliza- peas oy peanuts,' Egg* (dspedally for children}, Dm meat*» firfu or patient, as tlbe prospect took so Student« borne foe- the holidays The Dalles. premises used for a cemete beth Fuller. land on Christmas day. long to read the names on the reg poultry or cheese. ry, all in Sherman County. ijicludft M oft Mary Jeanette Sar A. D. Richelderfer, Earl Richel- ister. “Just sign on that line/ gen, from Willamette, • Winnifred derfer and H. H. White were busi Oregon, please,’* said the clerk. Fortner, from Pacific;' Delmar ness visitors in Spokane. Wn., re end that said real property be sold The prospect was indignant and Smith, Oregon Stets. WmMcKin- turning (home Friday evening. foi the purpose of satisfying any retorted: “Young man. I’m too old judgment rendered herein, and for ney, WUhmrtte, Max Williams and Miss Ivalou Peugh has returned a hand to sign anything without sudh further relief as prayed for (Continued from page one) Kenneth Walker, Linfield, Joy readin* it.’’ Whit*. Modesto, California, and home for the holiday season. and deemed proper by the said dit administration system, with par Auguste Huckin from Whatman, Wayne Darby, principal of the court, all of which more fully ap ticular attention to the production Bill—Would you object to a hus pears from the verified complaint Culver school motored home L to Washington. credit division. # band who smoked in the house? his filed herein. University of Oregon. Eugene, Mn. Frank Knox: was hostess spend the holiday season with —i—■——■—i—ai——■ Bettina —Yes. But I intend to mother Mrs. Lydia E. Darby and This summons is served by pub (Special) The next goal of adult to tha t Mary Elizabeth Sunday keep quiet about it until I get lication thereof in the Sherman education in the United States school .clags Wednesday afternoon. family. upon a better selection of food as A New Year’s resolution is al one. County Journal, a weekly news Mrs. Mills read a paper, and also Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fordyce ways in order after the rush of well as better incomes with which should be a two fold program of paper printed, published and of training of parents in relation to Mra, .U Proudfoot on “Jesus and son were overnight guests of to buy. Dear Hasel—Your face always general circulation in Sherman and Ida religious experience." The relatives. Mrs. Fordyce will be re- Christmas is over. A good New To be fair to ourselves, we need their own children, it was declare« hostoM served refreshments assist membered here as a former grade Year’s resolution could be made to know and to keep in mind cer here by Dr. C. V. Boyer, president looks so pink and rosy. How do County, Oregon, by order of the Honorable Carl Hendricks, Judge ed by Mr?. A- M. Hicks. school teacher. about foods, especially in their se- tain principles of diet. To satisfy of the University of Oregon, in an you get it that way? Dear Fred — To give may face a of the above entitled Court made interview. Dr. Boyer, long an ad Tachers have turned their foot- 1 lotion, «tamterds of liv- the needs of the human body we Mrt. Wilma Sheets bouse guests good color I got me a rouge and a and entered on the 18th day of vocate of adult education, has close need foods to build the structure, includmff better health for the on Christmas day included her par steps homeward to enjoy the Christ rabbit’s foot. I burried them two December, 1934, which said order world in general, depends largely to give it warmth and energy and ly studied this work not only in miles out of town and I walk out require« that this summons be pub this country but abroad. The program Dr. Boyer has sin and back once a day to see if lished once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks, and the first mind includes; first, classes for they are still tJhere:—Forest Log. : iM Soo-rß publication of this summons is the parents in elementary school sub jects and those taught in Hgh IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 21st day of December, 1934. George G. Updegraff THE STATE OF OREGON FOR schools, so that parents denied edu ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF cation in their youth can keep up SHERMAN COUNTY. State Land Board of th? State Postoffice Address: Moro, Oregon with their children, and second, * To be published in the issues of classes that will actually instruct of Oregon, Plaintiff. December 21, 28, January 4 andll. the parents in taking care of the vs. child and aiding him in developing Aurelia DeMoss, a widow; Elbert in learning, training and character. T. Demoss and Maybelle DeMoss, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE husband and wife; Henry S. De OF REAL PROPERTY Moss, a single man; and Sherman On the 7th day of January, 1935, Winter Wheat Makes County, a municipal corporation; at the hour of ten o’clock a m., Harry B. Pinkerton; the unknown at the front door of the Court Favorable Progress heirs of George G„ DeMoss, de House in Moro. Sherman County, ceased; also all other persons or Oregon. I will sell at auction to parties unknown claiming any the highest bidder for cash the fol The domestic Winter Wheat crop right, title, eetate, lien or interest lowing described real property made generally favorable progress in the real estate described in the located in Sherman County, Ore during the week, except in west ern Kansas, eastern Oklahoma complaint herein, defendants. gon, to-wit: SUMMONS and adjoining sections of other All of the North Half of Sec To the unknown heirs of George tion Thirty-two, in Township states where moisture is still de ficient. From present indications G. DeMoss. deceased, and also all One. South of Range Eigh teen, East of the Willamette the crop to be harvested in 1935 other persons or parties unknown will be about 70.000,000 bushels claiming any right, title, estate, Meridian, containing 320 ac- larger than that harvested in 1934. lien or interest in the real estate ' res. more or less, all situated The condition of Winter wheat on described in plaintiff’s complaint in Sherman County, State of December 31, was reported at 77.8 on file in the above entitled cause, Oregon. percent of normal, compared with and as in this summons described. Said sale is made under exe 74.3 percent on tihe same date in Defendants: cution issued out of the Circuit 1933 and' the ten year average IN THE NAME OF THE Court of the State of Oregon for December 1 condition of; 82.4 per STATE OF OREGON. You, and the County of Sherman to me di cent. A total of 44.806,000 acres each of you, are hereby require to rected in the case of The Federal of Winter wheat was seeded last appear and answer the complaint Land Bank of Spokane, a corpor fall, cbm pared with 41 850,000 acres filed against you in thte above en ation, plaintiff, vs Dewey Thomp seeded in the fall of i933. Base« titled court and cause within four son and Inez Mae Thompson, hus upon past relationship, it appears weeks of the date of the first pub band and wife; Herman Pape and that the abandonment of the 1934 lication of this summons as here MiiTnie H. Pape, husband and wife; ■ ■111. inafter stated, and if you fail to L. J. McDaniel; Corvallis State answer said complaint, or other Bank, a corporation; Moro State SWISS MtEsrbfcNT wise appear or plead in this cause. Bank, Moro, Oregon, a corporation; X. A. Schramm, as Superintendent of Banks of the State of Oregon. * i liquidating the Moro State Bank, a METSKER’S NEW SHERMAN COUNTY ATLAS .corporation; H. M. Stephens, as Buy Metsker’s new up-to I Deputy Superintendent of Banks ¿•ate atlas of SHERMAN CO ■ of the State of Oregon, liquidat- UNTY. It shows all proper 1 ing the Moro State Bank, a corpor ation; Homer D. Belshee and Jane ties and ownerships. Town Doe Belshee, wife of Homer D. ship maps and atlases of over Belshee, whose true name is Jen 60 counties in Oregon and nie M. Belshee; First National Washington and northern Id Bank of Corvallis, a corporation; aho. The best maps made. and Sherman County • National For sale at the county asses Farm Loan Association, a corpor sor’s office, Moro, Ore. and ation, defendants. at “Metsker the Map Man’’ HUGH CHRISMAN 514 S.W. Oak st. Portland Or .t....................................................... 1 Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon New» from the Wasco Community H!-W ay /'W'1 íealth OREGON MU MEETWC COÜNÇlL The pages of this fiapWWe3?^^ practically every person in the county. This makes the SftiHfhUn ’^ClS&hty Journal the proper advertising medium for those selling merct^ihdiW Th this county. Consistent Advertisers find business increasing Because customers and potential custom ers have associated th^ir name With their products or lines of godds through advertising. i\ During 1935, even greater THE opportun itieswill beat hand for advertisers. SHERMAN COOPERATIVE GRAIN GROWERS Ose Your Best Sales Aid Shernu County Journal L Rodolphe Mlnger, reorganizer of the Swiss army, who was named president of the Swiss Confederation for 1935 by the federal assembly. ' Centennial Silk Sifted WASCO MARKET ’ REB & WHITE STORE Gratenes—Meats—Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. $8.40 bbl. Centennial Gold Drop Choicest Patent V.C. Family Flour all hard wheat 1$8.00 ” Princess Family Patent $7.60 ” $7.40 ” Special Price on 2 bbl. or more Orders taken for SEED Oats and Barley Your Patrauje Sdidted ... I ■ ... ..... ■ Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
