THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON FRIDAY APRIL 5, 1035
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He Learns to Fly in 55 Minutes
News from the Wasco Community
of cards Monday afternoon.
Tom Peugh met with an acci
Saturday seven cars left from
dent Wednesday evening of last
week when Ms horses shied throw here to enjoy the mid-Columbia
ing him off • drill causing bruis band tournament at Arlington
es and dislocating his shoulder.
The ladies of he Christian church
The pinochle club met for the were hostesses to an interesting
la*t meeting of the saaaan At the tea Saturday afternoon at the res
Lome of Mrs. Wilma Sheet* on idence of Mrs R. H. McKean. On
Thursday evening. The grand prize the program Mr*. H. V. Watkias |
for high scores held during the and W. Weld favored with a vo
• eason was received by Mrs. cal duet /‘I’ll String Along W»th(
Sheet* and Wes Wilde. Ted Ander You”, Idabell Spencer, vocal solo j
son received the prize for low in “The Voice in the Old Village’
the season’s play. Members of the Choir”. Mrs Sticel a reading, na
club are Mesdames and Messrs. med, “Down on the «Rio Grande
Ova Hansen,
George Drinkard. Eliza Dingle reading called the
Claud Eaton, Vivan Ru»^ John Ladies Aid, followed by games.
Mrs. Dingle poured at the tea
Stevenson and Arvid Anderson
table with Mrs. Pre* Boice and
At the home of Mrs. Everett Me Hattie Andrews at the serving
QUill^n Wednesday after noon tabla
frien's met to honor Mrs. Jean
Mrs. Wilma Sheets was hostess
Joyj m her twenty first birth
day ar-"’ *rsary. Card* were play to the Tuesday Study club at its
ed at three tebles with Mrs. Bob regular meeting.
McDonald a.»-Mrs. H. V. Watkins
Mrs. J. C. McKean of Moro and
folding high suoraa
Mrs. A. B Riddell of Wasco en-
Mrs. Fred Fortner left for The i ertained at the Sherman hotel for
alles Friday to spend a week Mrs. Orville Hockman at a bridl
Dalles
at the home of her sister Mrs. shower Saturday afternoon.
Mary Crawford.
Sunday evening the Linfield col
Mrs. A. B. Craft returned to lege sextet gave a rare musical
Portland Sunday with her daugh treat to their audience at the
ter. Miss Edythe Craft and Mrs. Methodist church. 'Miss Marjorie
Lynn Mrs. Craft has been guest N aho use of Moro rendered a vocal
of Mrs. Atwood for the past two solo as one of the numbers on he
months.
prgram.
STATE MATTFflS
(Continued from page one)
division of ths public utilities com
mission. Edward A- Landis of
(Portland succeeds Herbert Hau
ser as uperintendent of transpor
tation and Alvan Kurtz of Salem
has been named as special attor
ney for the department in place
of Arch McDonald who resigned.
Hauser has been retained in the
department in oharge of the new
ly created field supervision and
enforcement section. J. O. Russel
of Eugene who has been designat
ed as chief engineer in the utili
ties department, succeeding Claud
Lester, is also a democrat.
'semi-mechanical private branch
exchange of its own at a cost of
$21,000. Present telephone, ser-
vice of state departments hous-
ed in the capitol group of build-
ings costs $12,564 a year. The
engineers figure that this could
be handled at a total cost of $6,
366 a year including depreciation
and interest on the state’s invest
ment in its own equipment The
balance of the estimated saving
would come through commission*
on toll business originating thru
the state switchboard. The survey
of the telephone situation was
made at the instigation of State
Treasurer Holman Who has been
agitating for a centralized instal
lation over since he has been in
office.
vestment Company. a corporation,
Mr*. (Maud Driscoll, State Indus
trial Accident Commission, and
Sherman County, Oregon, a Munic
ipal Corporation.
HUGH CHRISMAN
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
March 22nd, 1935.
April 19th, 1935.
Notice of Sheriff’s Hale
On the 15th day of April, 1935,
at the hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m.
at the front door of the Court
House in Moro, Sherman County,
Oregon, I will sell at auction to
the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real property
located' in Sherman County, Ore
gon, to-wit:
Lots 3 and 4, S^ of NW%,
NE% of SW%, SE % of NE
and El/^ of 8E% of Sec
tion 1; Lot 1 of Section 2;.N-
E% of NW%, Nft of NE%,
8E14 of NE^ of Section 12,'
Township 5, South of Rang»»
16, East of Willamette Meri
dian.
E% of NW^4, Wl^ of NEU.
NE M of NE % of Section 16;
HE % of SE ^4 of Section 21;
NE % of 8W14 of Section 26;
Henry F. Cabell, new member of
Refinancing of the Medford.
the state highway commission, is
the youngest man ever to be hon-' Hood River and Ochoco irrigation
M ’W
ored by appointment to that com-! districts was’ completed this week
ission. He will not be 40 until when State Treasurer Holman re-
next November. He is a native of ceived $557,101.52 from the ’Re-
Oregon, the grandsoh of Henry [ construction Finance corporation
Failing, prominent Oregon pioneer I with which to take up the eld
and is said to be the richest man (bonds. The indebtedness of the
in the staj^. Although a Repub IMedford district is being refinan-
lican he was active in sunport of ced on the basis of 40 cents on
General Martin in the recent cam the dollar, the Hood River district
Alte, ûû Miiuutes uf instruction, Herbert Sargent, twenty two. of Jer- paign. Cabell saw service in the on the basis of 63.616 cents on the
aty UtJ.
bl3 first solo tligbt In a plane at the
(’Ity airport world war and during the latter dollar and the Ochoco district on
8U of NW%; Nl/2 of SWU
and after complet tog the prescribed maneuvers set his
down for a part of that conflict was an aide-' the basis of 20.26 cents on the dol
and BWU of SWU Section 27;
Uirea-polut landing. Eddie A. Schneider, twenty-three, Sw/ent s youthful de-camp to Martin.
lar. The refinancing negotiations
SEU of NE%, NEU of SEU
Instructor, holder of the Junior transcontinental tlylc record. said he
were carried out through the state
South East U °f Southwest U
allowed Sargent 1»» «<» up alune because he handled a pl:u:e perfectly.
Reclamation commission of which
and SU of 8EU of »ection 28;
The
county
court
of
Lane
coun
Taking the air <>u such short Instruction Is believed to b -ve brought to
Nl/2 of NU
of Section 33.
ty although all Democrats selec- State Engineer Stricklin is sec-
Snreent a opw
retaryx
It
is
expected
that
refin-
except
about
33
acres In the
i tod a Republican to succeed How
NWU of NW % of said sec
ard S. Merriam, a Republican, as ancing of several other districts
Thursday April 11, 1935.
1 o’clock A. M. at the front door 01 I state representative from that will be made possible in the near
tion; SEU of NWU of Sec
Proposal blanks and full inf or- the Court house in Moro, Sher- 1 district. It will be interesting to! future.
tion 35; El/^
sw
of
mation
iiiovivii for
ivi bidders may be vuuaur
obtain- man County, Oregon, I will sell note whether or not this
Racwganfcnfrir’i of the Milk
tion 35; all of Section” 36,
prece-
othpr
ed at the office of the State High- at public auctionJo the highest dent jn fo))
Con+nM Ron>-d is anticipated as
Township 4, South of Range
way Commission, Room 322, State bidder for cash, the following des- courts in filling legislative county a move of the near future. Dairy
18, East of Willamette Meri-
vacan-
Mr. and Mra Jimmy Mnroe
L. T. Fields and Ormond Hil
cribed
real
property
located
in
Office
Building,
Salem.
Oregon.
are
interests
undrrs+ood
to
be
dian.
cies
derbrand won distinction Sunday Kickitat assissted at the home of
Each bid must be accompanied Sherman County* Oregon, to-wit:.
very much dissatisfied with the
Lot 4 in Section 31, Township
morning at the last Oregonian tarp Mrs. Mary Knox. She returned to by a certified check or bank draft
The West Half of the South-;
present. board.
4, South of Range 19, East of
shoot held in The Dalles. They her home Tuesday.
Max Gehlhar, director
west Quarter of Section Thirty-
in an amount n^t less than twenty
Willamette Meridian.
each held perfect scores.
five, in Township One North, state
.
_ department
.
. of agriculture
(20) per cent of the total amount
Lots 3 and 4 In Section 6,
A newly orgnized ladies sing bid.
Range Seventeen, East of the s,nce lts creation in 1931, hs re-
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
Township
5, South of Ranffe
William McKinney returned to ing club met for a busme** get
The r^ht .g resetyed
Willamette Meridian; the West) tired to private life and will de
On the 20th day of April, 1935,
19, East of Willamette Meri
Willamette UnK'fersity Sundy after to gether Mon ay
: any or
ProP08^» or to accept
Half of the Northwest Quarter | vote his entire time to his farm at the hour of 10 o’clock, a. m-, at
dian.
noon after spending a month at the home of Mr*. R. .
in Folk,
Polk the front door of the Court House
• •
proposal deemed best for the
of Section Three in Township: and cannery both
ootn located
located m
Lot 1, Wl/2 of NE % and E H
the home of his mother here.
Its permanent meeting place will State of Oregon.
One Soilth, Range Seventeen, coun Y- In turning his department at Moro, Sherman County. Oregon,
of NW
of Section 1; NE %
East of the Willamette Meridian
0
director, Solon T. I will sell at auction to the highest
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY
of NW *4 of Stectlon 2; Town-
Miss Katherine Johnson was ac be there. Temporary officers are:
and Blocks Twelve and Thirteen!
1 e
McMinnville, Gehlhar bidder for cash the following de
COMMISSION
Rhtp 5, South of Rang>e 18,
companied on her »etum to school IMesdames J. F. Rayce,, president:
and Lots Four and Five of Block • also left a record for economy scribed real property in Sherman
H) B. Glaisyer, Secretary
East of Willamette Meridian.
by er parents, Mr and Mrs. C. A. B Riddell, secretary, Billy Mill
Thirty of DeMoss Springs, ac and efficiency which is going to be County. Oregon, to-wit:
All
in Sherman County, Ore
W. Johnson and .^rand mother, treasurer; V. V. Rust, librarian.
cording to the recorded plat | hard to equal, let alone excell.
Northwest Quarter of Section
gon.
Mr*. Kate Johnson. ,
Maude Akers is director of the club
The
secret
of
Gehlhar
’
s
success
is
there-of on file with the County
24; East Half of the Northeast
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Said sale Is made under execution
Practice hours are from 2 to4 on
Quarter of Section 23. Town
Clerk of Sherman County, Ore to be found largely in his capac-
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
issued out of the Clrcu.t Court of
Bruce Grady of Walla Walla each Monday.
ity
for
work
As
head
of
the
ship 2 North, Range 18 E. W.
undersigned C. A. Tom, has been gon, all in Sherman County Ore- department of agriculture he al.'m
the State of Oregon for the Coun
was here on business Wednesday.
M., in Sherman County, Ore
Said
sale
is
made
under
execu
ty of Sherman to me directed in
Mr. and Mrs. G. Van Brock and appointed administrator of the es tion issued out of the Circuit Court; filled three subordinate positions
gon.
the case of O. A. Carlson, Receiver
Mrs. Kate Johnson was hostess children, Eleanor, Bill and Char- tate of George E. Wilkerson, de
in the depart,ment resulting in
Said sale is made under execu of the First National Bank of The
of
the
State
of
Oregon
for
the
I
to the ladies of the Dorcas society les were Sunday guests of Mr and ceased, and has qualified as such
savings
in
salaries
aggregating
tion issued out of the Circuit Court Dalles. Oregon, Plaintiff,. vs. John
administrator. All persons havinj Countjy of Sherman to me directed
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. M. Hicks.
° e *n $36.009 in the four of the State of Oregon for the Karlen, Defendant.
claims against said estate are hen in the case of Walther— Williams 1 year
period.
County of Sherman, to me directed
Company, a corporation, plaintiff,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller had as
Word was received here from by notified and required to pre vs. Mamie Aurelia DeMoss, a wi-
HUGH CHRISMAN
in the case of Pacific Coast Joint
her dinner guests Saturday eve Conn el, Wash that Mr and Mrs. sent tlhie same duly verified to th« low; Elbert T. DeMoss and May-
Engineers of the public utilities Stock Land Bank of Portland, a Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
ning David Reid and son Frank Ben Klingsmith were parents of undersigned at his home at Ruf >elle DeMoss, husband and wife; department estimate
---------- that
---- the
— corporation, vs. Joseph M. Yocum 1 GAVIN & GAVIN,
from Willamette University. Miss a baby boy, born iMarch 26. He us, Sherman County, Oregon, witl Henry S DeMoss, a single man; Rtete can pave $9,762 a year on and Mary M. Yocum, husband and The Dalles, Oregon,
8*x months from the date of
Veda and Bessie Manchester of has been named James Thomas. I
telephone bill by installing a wife (Record Owners), Wasco In-1 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Harry B. Pinkerton; The Un-'
— Klingsmith
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------- j the
first publication of this notice
The Dalles.
Mra
was < formerly
Miss
Heirs
of
George
G.
De-1
v»
known
to-wit: April 5, 1935. .
Georgia Striker.
Moss, deceased; Also all other
C.
A.
Tom,
Administrate]
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pound and
persons
or parties unknown claim-
“Where is Jimmy this after Galloway Æ Krier, Attorneys,
son Marshall and Jessie Hull were
ing
any
right, title, estate, lien
The Dalles, Oregon
at the Andy Shearer home Sunday noon?
or interest in the real estate des
“If he knows as much about
cribed in the complaint herein, de
Sunday guests at the Frank canoes as he thinks he does, he is NOTICE OF .SHERIFF’S SALE fendants.
Morrow home were her son in law out canoeing, but if he doesn’t
OF REAL PROPERTY
Hugh Chrisma,
and daughter and their son, Mr. know any more about it than I
On
Saturday,
the
4th
day
of
Sheriff
of
Sherman County
and Mrs. Laidlaw and son of Sal think he does, he’s swimming.”
May,
1935,
at
the
hour
of
ten
4-5-12-19-26
em,.
FOR SALE
OIL STORAGE TANKS
Miss Laura Mae Burnett of Riggs
and Hake Marie Watkin* of Wasco
The State Highway Commission
were initated into the order of ha* for sale 17 used woodon oil
'Rainbow girls of Columbia assoc storage tanks located sU various
iation No. 8, Tuesday evening of point* throughout the state inclu-
can be realized from
last waek at Fraternity hall.
ding 1-2400 gal. capacity at Bend
1-2400 gal. capacity 19 miles south
Mni Belle Clothier spent the of Bend; 1-6000 gal. capacity, 13
week and at Walla Walla as the miles north of Fort Klamath and
when shipped to
guest of Agusta Hackin.
1-2400 gal. capacity at Shaniko
Sealed bid* for the purchase
Mrs. L. P. Haven and Mrs, Af- of all or any of the above men
ton McIntyre made high scores at tioned tanks will be received by
Union Stock Yards North Portland, Ore.
auction bridge when Mrs. Hugh the commission in the auditorium
Most Livestock Producers recognize this fact
Walker entertained at four tables of the Public Service Building in
Ä Portland. Oregon, at 9:00 a.m. on
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aucbj
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The Highest Price
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