Sherman County journal., January 11, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

PAGI FOUI
! THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY IL IMS.
Uncle1
Wants Men
News f rom the Wasco Community
The line-up was as follows; L. Gull
Abo, during the year, this largest
completed under the direction of
hms; and T. Macnab.
the
The girls iUeketball team was the Service. • detailed air picture
less fortunate with it« game with of
16,000,000
__ _
Ronald Jolanson left Sunday for at the church here.
eluded in the erosion control and
Mr. and Mrs* M. O. Canavera •
Portland Wbttg be will again en-
th« Wasco girls, losing only by a
and Mr. and Mrs. L. S- Logan'
few points* The starting line-up land use project being carried out
The' United States Civil Service
were guests of the Wayland Welds!
was: M. Macnab, M. Burnett. D. by the Service on the Navajo In­
Commission has announced open
dian Reservation in Arizona and
here last week. The women are
Millard. A. Coata, B. Norskoski and
competitive exaffilhltiohs as ' fol­ F. Thompson. Several substitutions New Mexico.
both sisters of Mrs. Weld.
lows/'' ‘
Mrs. Helen Dingle has as her
were made during the game. The
One
grated
onion
With
children
back
in
school
a-
Principal telephone engineers, $5, final score was 19 to 17 in Wasco’s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
guest her daughter, Mrs. Eva Fuel
mg bask
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
gain more time will be given to One cup scraped, cooked corn
600; senior telephone engineer, favor.
of Natehes, Washington.
»crew
struck a
Melt
butter,
stir
in
flour
and
sea
­
SHERMAN COUNTY.
planning
the
noonday
meal.
It
is
senior
telegrapK
$4,600;
Mrs. S. P. Boyce was elected
The girls were- defeated again
soning
until
smooth.
Add
cold
milk
State Land Board of the State
telephone
engtftWr
UlctfrapV
en
­
necessary
to
have
nourishing
foods
anklo Mid lippod the Awh op«> F««ident of the Ever Faithful Sun-
when they played Dufur here on of Oregon, Plaintiff.
“X “k kSr'X. Wehr^r-
«hool cUM, Mr». Eli»a<W «
ready for the hungry school child When thickened/ all corn water gineer, $3.800; associate telephone
January 5th. The line-up consist-
vs. •
far .«rod M «P takip< ,14 »ti»<*te.
J™"ident and Mr.. W. D. if he is to grow normally and re- and scraped corn, Reheat and serve engineer, asst
ed nf M. Macnab, M. Burnett, D.
act favorably to his school work. |1 To _ garnish -sprinkle with grated gineer. $3,200;
Aurelia DeMoss, a widows Elbert
for th. op«««.» whidi wb . p— y«0““ “cret*}?
.a*
MilUrtf-A.
Cbats.
B
Noiskoski
and
In searching for menus for lunch American cheese.
engineer. $2,600 à yeari F
formed without an ««tlretic. Th.
•»J M"- DmgW. Saturday
F. Thompson. Quite a few sub­ T. Demoss and Maybelle DeMoss,
Communications.
Commissioff
;
«s,
especially
for
family
lunch
for
next morning /Donald «had - the afternoon’.,
stitutions were made and the score husband and wif«; Henry S. De­
Cream of Celery Soup
Assistant director, of
Moss, a single man; and Sherman
Mrs. H. A. White was operated school days, the creamed soup is
was 52 to 84.
f
mumps in addition to his former
$5,600
a ye«r1
inch
Three
cups
of
celery.
cut
in
County,
a municipal corporation; ‘
on at a h.ospital in The Dalles this -deserving of mention. Most mothk
The boys were again victorious
Control. DepaHtnOI
pieces
M vo£ *
| ers now realize that one quart of
Harry
B.
Pinkerton; the unknown
when they played the Dufur boys
ior.
Several school children are down
Two cups Of boiling water
heirs
of
George
G. DeMoss, de­
resolution,
.e^i
™
‘
«
‘
«
New 'Year’s
Grazier, $3,200 a wear, Divisioh here, January 5th. The line-up ceased; also all other persons or
with the mumps and the basketball
-
- margin of safety In the nutrition of One-half teaspoon salt
games have been cancelled for the , as roUcall for the Tuesday Study
of Grazing ,C0nt^TDep&ti$rtt of was: L. Guilfords S. Eakin. J. parties unknown claiming any
children. All of this quart of milk Taro tablespoons of flour
Morris, E. Williams, and T. Mac­
next two weeks. Jake Spencer has ^uh W>ich met with Mrs. Myron does not have to be used as a bev­ Two tablespoons of butter
the Interióri v
nab* The final score was 43 to 18. right, title, estate, lien or interest
reoenTy recovered from the dis-i Haise. Mrs. Dingle and Mrs. Clo-
The
closing
d»th
for
"rée^ptof
Two cups of milk
The Rufus boys second team won in the real estate described in the
truer gave papers on Camp Sher- erage, but serves nutritional needs
applications for these examina*
just
as
well
when
used
in
the
prep
Pepper
--
a hard fought game from the Du­ complaint herein, defendants.
min’ and “The Unbolted Door.
tions is January 30^1936 J
aration
of
other
foodh.
I
Wash
and
scrap#
celery
and
cut
SUMMONS
fur
second team, at Rufus. The
Uo^ rannagig.waa m Portland |
Dutton has been appointed
The salarier naffrefl nhrd^bjeef
Many dishes are improved, not -into inch pieces; add water and
To
the
unknown
heirs of George
Store
was
7
to
6.
ths first ol the week on business
farm census enumerator
for
the
nerBLor ivr vne
... .
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...
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.
'
,
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. x „ j „_. to a deduction of not to exceed S
value, but m flavor too cook until very soft and tender,. percent di
for the gra.u ^rowasa of which he । ¿Strict comprising the
t..~ north
------- «nd
---- • on^ ln
Catherine Tom was hostess at a G. DeMoss, deceased, and also all
i by the use of milk.
milk- Cereal cooked run
rub tnrougn
through sieve,
sieve. Heat
neat milk
mim in -
• .y
is manager. „
|
county.
New Year party given at her home other persons or parties unknown
in milk is a delightful change from double boiler, and add milk to
and also1'to a deduMlot the evening of December 31st. The claiming any right, title, ..estate,
Bill Reid and Sergeant Gordon i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hines were the more usual way of using water, celery." Melt butter,'Add flour and
i of 3 and 1-2
t toward a re­ evening was spent in dancing and lien or interest In ti* teal estate
left for Crissey Field after spend-*} hosts to the Thursday bridge club Creamed vegetables, baked or es- seasoning and mix with soup,
described - in * plaiatig^ complaint
tirement <,_ _
ing th« holidays here with Reid\i and Mr. and Mrs. Nidbit were high
playing games. Refreshments were on file in the above entitled
calloped, puddings macte of milk,
Onion ’ Soub Gratlnee
All stater ekc«i
parettte, Mr. And Mrs. YF. R'. Rett scon 3 winners.
’•erved ât twelve > o'clock and the and as in this summons described.
ice cream and cottage chieese, are t.
I Virginia, ,Ma
Miss Flordnee Armaworthy &
Judge Chrl Hendricks stopped all ways of helping to use up the Three medium onions'
guirnts
about two
o'clock Defendants:
1
meat* departed awuv
vwu uv*w».
trict of J
__
back in Ontario after her hoti^y briefly in Wasco Wednesday while daily ^uart. The point to remember Three tablespoons of butter
While returning home from the
IN THE' NAME- OF THE
less than the# ‘dhotk^bf ^kpp^HIU party a proup of young folk» rid- STATE
vacation here with her paiwtS . on business in this county.
0F OREGON. You, and
is the standard rule for health Three pints of beef gtock
m
ents
in
thp
>
appi»rtfo!Ted
*
depart
­
and with Her sister in The Defies I
,
ing with Chester Coats had a slight I
n, vml ..Tharebv reouirs to
set by our leading food scientists. Throe tablespoons of grated cheese
each
of
you
t ar« hereby require to
mental service in Washington Dr C. mishap when the car slid over in-
‘A quart of milk a day for each Pepper and salt
i Mr. and; MrA-Charlee GblMheo*
A Century of Progress
appear and answer the complaint
Full
information
may
be
obtain
­
to a ditch due to the fault of bad
are home agaffi after spending1
A newly created papa received ^hild through the period of growth One-eighth clove garlic, if desired
ed froih the Becfetary Of ihe'Uni: i brakes and roads.. Fortunately no filed against you in the above en­
Two
tablespoons
chopped
parsley
and a pint a day for adults/
several months it Neecotft on th» the glad aiding» in a telegram,
ted States Civil Service Board of one was seriously hurt. Anna titled court and cause within four
These creamed soups are nour­ One fourth loaf of dry bread
coast. WhiW there Mr.. Gblfiher
“Hazel gave birth to a little girl
Examiners at the post office or Coats had a black eye for the rest weeks of the data of the first pub­
ishing and suitable to school day
suffered a broken leg which kept Ws morning; both doing well/*
Slice onions and put them into
ax
o..
i customhouse in any rity whidh. has of the week as a result of the ac­ lication of this summons as here­
On the message was a sticker appetites:
him in bed for a long time
stew pan with butter
Stir and a
ef the «14 w>«n<i
inafter stated, and if you fail to
fprslowly until softened and sligh c|aM OT trom
. cident. *
answer said compbint, or other-
The grand children of Mr. aid ^dinir: “When you want a boy
Cream of Com* Soup
' call Western Union. '—Kansas City
letterman
---- —
------------ club
- L has decided wise appear or plead in this cause,
tly browned. Add beef stock boil
Service Commission, Wash- ,, The
Mrs. W. g. Tate, Batty and Ririb- ’
ten
minutes,
skim,
season
and
add
.
.
n
p
Two
cups
^f
milk
SUr.
to
buy
new
pins
for
all the mem- pontiff, for want thereof, will ap-
ard Brown* of Portland and Robert 1
Two
cups
water
in
which
corn
was
bers
and
to
present
them at the pjy
COurt for the relief as
parsley
and
garlic.
Cut
the
bread
।
Murdock I of Corvallis ' returned
cook^l
initiation
of
the
new
members,
pra
y
e
d
for
in plaintiff’s complaint»
into
thin
slices,
dry
in
the
oven
a
j
Mrs.
Smith;
When
you
have,
a
homa after spending the holiday
TALLEST
CACTUS
'
which
is
planned
to
be
given
soon.
,
Four
tablespoons
of
flour
few
minutes,
pour
soup
into
a
low
.
quarrel
with
your
husband
do
you
namely,
for
a judgment for the
season here» -
The girls basketball team seem unpaid balance of a certain note
earthen casserole, put bread on
threaten to go - home to ; your Four tablespoons of butter
Rev. Yarnes. head of ths» dis­ mother ?
to be very proud of their new -in the principal sum of $5000.00,
One and one-half teaspoon of salt top sprinkle with grated cheese,
• 4
Sdì
I
6^
trict for the Methodist chuavk, was
jocky satin suits and the boys are dated the 18th day of July, 1930.
Mrs. Jones: No, indeed, I threat- Pepper
I and set in a very hot oven long
the speaker here Sunday meming en to have Mother come here/
| enough to brown the cheese.
equally pleased with their new made, executed and delivered by
। IHash of paprika
mm
warmi ups.
! George G. DeMoss, Aurelia De-
I Moss and Henry S. DeMoss to the
' plaintiff herein, with interest, ad-
। vances. attorney fee« and costs,
' and to foreclose that certain mort-
gage given to secure said note,
(Continued from page one)
which said mortgage is of record
has beaten Arlington twice. Kent, ¡n Book “T” of Mortgages at Page
Wasco and Dufur and was beaten'220, records of Sherman County,
by the Dalles 31 to 30.
Oregon, and covers the following
Grand prize held out to high described real property situated in
school basket ball players in the Sherman County, State of Oregon,
county is the district tournament to-wit:
with a chance for the winner to go
The Southwest Quarter and
to the state tournament at Salem
the East Half of the South-
The bigger schools of The Dalles,
East Quarter of Section Thir­
and Hood River usually cop the big
ty-four, Township One North,
trip but smaller schools have a
the Ea^t half of the North­
chance if they can show the bigj west Quarter, the Northeast
fellows enough baskets.
Quarter of the Southwest
Quarter, and the Northeast
Quarter of Section Three,
Township One South; the
Northwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter of Section
(Continued from page one)
Two, Township One South, all
close of the year, the report states,
Range Seventeen, E. W. M.,
while an' additional $800,000 had
containing in all 577 acres,
been obligated by contract. The
reserving from said mortgage
remainder, $7,027,000 represented
a one acre tract on said
unobligated allotments available to
premises used for a cemete­
tH» various projects.
ry, all in Sherman County.
During the year the ■ Service1 Oregon,
completed in two months time an end that said real property be sold
This cactus, located on the desert
nine miles from Phoenix,' Arik., Is intensive reconnaissance survey of foi the purpose of satisfying any
said to be the largest in theCworM. land and soil conditions in every judgment rendered herein, and for
It Is 40 feet lall/haM 51 branches Of ; county in the country. Data ob­ sudh further relief as prayed for
tained by this study is being com- and deemed proper by the said
4‘arms.” weight teA tons.-*' .
¡filM into an erosion map of the court, all of which more fully ap­
satire United States which will pears from the verified complaint
• s|^w not only the extent and na­ filed herein.
ture of erosion, but the degree of
This summons is served oy pub­
slope, the predominant soil type lication thereof in the Sherman
and the prevailing land cover in County Journal, a weekly news­
•very locality.
paper printed, published and of
general
circulation in Sherman
did not change mauHdlly during
County, Oregon, by order of the
METSKER’S NEW
the first: Wear of th*’ne^ yekfv t
with the firmness in domestic mar iSHERMAN COUNTY ATLAS Honorable Carl Hendricks. Judge
Buy Metsker’s new up-to • of the above entitled Court made
kets largely offset by, waaknaK
nate atlas of SHERMAN CO- : and entered on the 18th day of
abroad, where increased offerings
of new southern hemisphere graiW ,UNTY. It shows all proper- • December, 1934, which said order
and heavy remaining , stocks -in jties and- ownerships. Town- • requires that this summons be pub­
«
Canada, were important factors. ! ship maps and atlases of over I lished once a week for four (4)
Over 5,000.000 bushels of south­ I 60 counties in Oregon and • ‘consecutive weeks, and the first
ern hemisphere were shipped out j Washington and northern Id- ; publication of this summons is the
Z 21st day of December, 1934.
during the week and offerings of I aho. The best maps made.
George G. Updegraff
new grain increaPed. Harvesting • For sale at the county asses- •
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
in Argentina extended further in­ 2 sor’s office, Moro, Ore. and 2
to the main belt under generally । at “Metaker the Map Man” J Postoffice Address: Moro, Oregon
To be published in the issues of
favorable weather conditions, and | .514 S.W. Oak st. Portland Or;
December 21, 28, January 4 andll.
cutting in Australia was expected
to be completed in about ten <bys.
Yields in the latter country con­
tinue irregular but a crop of 125,
000,000 bushels is now in prospect,
according to trade reports. Three '
cargoes of Australian wheat were i*
reported sold to Shanghd during !
the week at better prices than can
be obtained in European markets.
'REGON
DAI RY COUNCIL
BASKETBALL
EROSION
IS 1ERE
This county has a per capita
spendable income far above
the average for the United
States.
Advertisers
In' this paper place themselves and their
merchandise in- direct contact with the
market thus created;
THE
RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES
By Georgiana Blackburn
The boys basketball team won
its second county gan>k when they
journeyed to Wasco on January 4.
■%
WASCO MARKET
RED 4 WHITE STORE
Sherman Coady Journal
Groceries—Meats-—Fresh
Fruits and ’Vegetables in
Season. * *
Your Patronage Solicited
SHERMAN IMPERATIVE
ORAIN IBM
Waeco
Oregon
Centennial Silk Sifted
Ceatenial Gold Drop
V:C. Family Floor
ft
$8.40 bb!
Choicest Patent
all hard wheat
’Family Patent
$7.40
$8.00
$7.60
99
n
99
Special Price on 2 bbl. or more
Orders taken for SEED Oats and Barley
S*fMy Deposit Boxes for Rent