XI« SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MURO, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1935
PAGE TWO
members to go in. While in Eu-
Zeb Boggs dropped by Jed Hos- gene the girts will stay at •or-
kins’ place one afternoon in the ority houses and the boys at fra
hopes of mooching a little liquid ternity houses. We wish them sue
Meets the 1st and 3rd
refreahment. However, Jed didn’t
Thursday evenings of
appear to get the idea and finally
each month. Visiting CsmmoBity Presbyteria« Church
The high school play has been
Zto threw out a hint. ««That per
members cordially in Sunday School
chosen the cut has been selected,
___ 10:00 a. m.
Reporters are allowed 250 words per story and may write for one club only. Any club invited.
simmon beer you made must be
vited to meet with us.
and Practice begun. The play is
gettin’ right good by now>”
C. Sparling, W. M.
Christian Science Ch arch
entitled,*« Once there was a Prin
‘‘Its too dern good,” Jed replied
cess*’ and it will be presented on
Moro
Homemaking
Club
1-10
Frogreaaive
Cooking
Club
girls
already
have
their
material.
Progressive
•‘‘The blamed stuff puckered up the
All are cordially invited co at-
The Moro homemaking. 4-H necks of the bottles an’ now I can’t May 4,with Miss Radtke directing.
On Saturday, March 30, the club The girls in division 3 are to make
Moro Lodge No. 113, L O. O. F.
Miss Eleanor Biggness went
>end the church services imd to met at Mrs. Stephens’ house. The school dresses. In. division 4 we dub, held a special meeting on
Moro, Oregon
make use of the Teading room in minutes were read by the secro* are to choose whai wo wish to the afternoon of APril 2 at two- pour it out.”
to Portland this weekend.
Meets 1st and 3rd the rear of the churdh building,
tary and approved. Names were make. All have chosen the party thirty o’clock. The purpose of it
Sumplowitx—Have you noticed
which is open daily where all au suggested for a name for our club [ dress*. We are sure that they are was to make up one of the reg-
a woman lowe„ her voice
1
1.0.0JF. hall- Tran thorized Christum Science litera
aient and <siUng ture may be read, borrowed or The one decided on was Prog- going to bo very, pretty. All of ular meetings that had Previous- I whenever she asks for anything ?
the girls are going to make them ly been postponed.
ressive Cooking Club”.
Sewzuk —Oh. yes. But have
brothers are cordi purchased-
As the president, Helen Strong you noticed how she raises it if
selves a olub dress. The patterns
The
president,
Melba
Thogeson
ally invited to meet
was not present the vice-president she doesn't get it?
read the committees for our tea. are to be ordered this week.
with us.
Fall Gospel Assembly
The cooking books were passed
For new business Helen Wilson iReitha Howard, took charge of
L. O Rice N. G.
Sunday School ------- 10:00 a. m.
out
Jane
French
and
iReatiha
' Judge: "How could you swin-
was appointed to give a demon the meeting.
Joe Truit, Secretary. Ereaching Service ---
After the meeting was proPerly die People who trusted you?”
P acific P ower «L ight C ompany
Sayrs
demonstrated
a
salad.
It
stration on bow to cut out a slip
7:80 p. m-
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. 116
Evening Service
.
opened and the roll call taken and
was
made
to
represent
a
water
correctly
for
the
next
meeting
on
Prisoner:
«
‘
But,
Judge,
people
2:80 p., m.
■a
Moro, Oegon
Prayer meeting Wed.
lily. After it was made the other April 12. We sang our closing the minutes read and approved who don’t . trust you can not be
members present sampled it It songs and as there was no further the club recited the 4-H club swindled.”
ft Meets 2d and 4th To
Lutheran Church
was found to be very appetizing. business the meeting was adjour- pledge.__
rn e« lays of estch month
Service will be conducted in the
Reitha Howard gave a very in
Read the ads in the Journal
k Visiting members wel Methodis church Sunday as follow
teresting
account
of
a
class
held
Knighten
if
we
could
have
our
5 com«.
10:15
Sunday School
at the club summer school last
meeting on school days instead of
HOME OFFICE, WASC<»
Homemaking News
,11:00
Preaching ----
Viola l -nsen, N. G.
MORO SCHOOL NOTES
Saturdays.
The
president
was
to
summer The topic of her report
i Bull, Secretary
Bible Study, Saturday 2:00
The meeting at Ihinlaps March was «‘Arrangement of Flowers”.
DENTAL X-RAY SERVICE
By Ania Kenny
Sermon topic: My God, My
28 proved very interesting. Miss
The
meeting
was
adjourned
then
A
letter
from
Miss
Cowgill
was
The twenty five members of the
why hast thou forsaken me.
and everyone went home with a Hendrickson was our guest and read by the secretary. Miss Cow band that are to participate in
Matt 27.46
she gave us an interesting talk
In. Moro the First Week
A cordial invitatiaon is extended full stomach and a happy heart. on being a hostess and it help gill stated that all members of the state band contes a Eugene
Lois Melzer
h^memaking clubs could buy
in Each Month
to the public
ed us very much. Margaret iron stamped luncheon sets but that it are: Dean Pinkerton, Frank Say-
ed a shirt and each part she iron would be more satisfactory to rs, Glen Kenny, Russel Belshee,
DEAD or worthiss horses or cows
Dorothy’s Kitcheners Jr.
Wanted : Plowing^ Reasonable
hauled away free. Call 28F3. at
Dorothy’s Kitcheneers jr. held ed she would tell us why she ir make them as the ones that are Carl Peetz, Austin Foss, Wayne
ratea. Start immediately.
Bud
Wasco, collect.
5-10^
their
first meeting at the school oned that part first so as to make purchased usually have too much Thompson, Melvni Baker, Robert
DL
Powell.
Doris When Your Shoes need rf pan
Gillmor, Gordon Fraser,
house April 8. As this was a spe everything about it clear to us, embroidery work.
Lyle
Thompson,
Doris
Morrisn.
Anita
and
Phyliss
showed
u&
Dudley’s leghorn chicks
All
send them tp.
cial meeting we did not have any
The
Fraser,
ask
- , leader, ; Dorothy
x
-,
,
.
..
Nahuse, Imogene JohnSLï. G^ne-
how
to
set
a
table
for
breakfast,
eggs fom our own flock. All sires
demonstration Several cards have
•d
*11
¿tambera
to
hand
m
al
yj
eve
Nahouse,
Louise
Barzee,
with dam's records 250 to 327
been turned in by the girls. Phy luncheon and dinner. They also report cards, that have been com
Max Barzee. Audrey Baker, How
gave us the menus for the diff
eggs. Blood tested. 100—810.50,
liss Haynes has handed in the
pleted, to be signed and sent into ard Conlee. Gertrude Gillmor, Lois GOOD SHOE,
REPAIRING
erent
meals.
500 -850.00; May 100- 89-00; 500
the state leader.
Howard Beshee and wife spent most cards thus far She has han-
Melzer, Jane French Vernon Put 204 Second St.
After
the
meeting
was
over
we
Day
old
pullets
for
April
THE DALLFh
$40 00.
As the program has not been ter and Dale Johnston. Several of
several days of this week in Gil ded insix but all the others are went on a treasure hunt.
Mrs
per
100;
821.00
per
100
on
her
heels.
close
. 822.00
fully completed sometime was
liam county on business. ■
All the girls in this club are Darby appointed different groups spent in finishing it and getting the parents provided cars for the
in 250 lots. May 819 00 per 100;
and each group set out to look
817.00 per 100 in 250 lots.
Mrs. Homer Belshee was taken progressing very nicely. We hope for hidden recipes and when we it ready to send in to the state
to
have
had
all
our
meeting
and
office.
McKean is the local to the hospital in The Dalles Sun all cards handed in by the end found the first one it would tell
Mrs. J. C.
---- ----
day
evening
with
sinus
trouble.
Several members were not pre
agent for the Peacock Floral Co.
At our next meeting us where the next one was and we sent due to the epideffiic of
of school
of The Dalles and will order Eas
Haynes and Maxcine looked all over town for them mumps. Consequently the discus
The Harlandview grange degree Phyliss
ter lilies and other flowers for
the and it was lots of fun. The rec sion of demonstrations for the
wil|
demonstrate
Pleumke
on for
ipes were also good.
Easter Sunday. Mother’s Day and team put the degree work Rufus making of pn angel food cake.
county contest could not be ful
the new members of the
Decoration pay.
Our next meeting was at Hay
Anita
Dunlap.
grange.
filled.
nes on April 3, where we discus
Imogene Johnson
For Sale or trade: Good Guern
Five Stars Clothing Club
sed care of the kitehen. At this
McDonald
finished
plow-
George
sey bull calf. Phone 22F2- Moro.
The third meeting of the cloth meeting we answered the roll call
ing this week
Dean Pinkerton.
ing club was , held at ■ the school with a discussion we started at
house Friday. The meeting was I the table that proved to be very
James Kunsman of The Dalles BYN*
called to order by our president, ’ interesting. Mrs». Darby showed us
Irwin Kunsman of Portland and
Margaret Holmes, with all mem-, two plans she had made on graph
(Continued from page one)
Roy Kunsman smd wife of Arling
x« «present.
We had the club I paPer, one on a step saving kit
going
to drouth areas. In addi
to th« insurance commisalc
ton attended the Kunsman fun
pledge and roll call. For roll call chen and the other on wasting
■tat« of Or«C0Q.( pursuant to
tion
to
the corn, 9.321,000 bush-,
eral here Sunday m did L Bar
each member gave an »urticle in steps in the kitchen. Mrs. Darby
Amount of capital dopoait
els
of
oats
7,824.000 bushels of
stock paid up.^^ ...I
•30.CM.W sewing. Minutes of the preceding wants us to make some plans and
num and wife and Mrs. Mary
5,864,000 bushels of rye,
Net
premiums
received
dur
Crosfleld of The Dalles.
meeting were read and approved. have them ready to hand in at the
ine the yesi ...... ................ 310.057.704 35
and 9,511,000 bushels of wheat
Interest, dividends and rents
We elected our song and yell lea next meeting. We are going to
da.740.4t
imported into/ the United
work
on
our
luncheon
cloths
at
Income from other sources
ders. Margaret Holmes will lead the next meeting 8« we will get State» dunng to ^ght moX
(Mrs. Clarence Hula returned
months
95.401.4»
received aurins th« year..
Our bank by mail service brings you in touch with our
the songs and Helen Wilson will
from the hospital Wednesday af
Total income ‘..Ill, 625.946.M
them
finished
before
»chool
i.
out.
i
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J
“
1
*
1934
U
facilities
from any distance. You receive.checks for your
lead the yells.
DISBUal^KMBM 3
ter undergoing a major operation.
At this meeting Hei« Wil»m and । G™? f»™e" P°’nt out**
Net tossea paid durinu the
products
today -tomorrow they are safely deposited in this
When
old
business
was
called
year including adjustment
She is recovering nicely.
_ ___ _
Ph,.Jit. „V. . demon- wheat imports already are nearly
expend.» . .......
5 6.136.051.08
bank to your credit, al) you had to do was mail the checks in.
for our leader made a motion that Maxci ne Pluemke gave a demon as large as the surplus wheat
Commuafons and salariea
paid purine the year......
3.461.8«.19
we discuss patterns and material stration on saving kteps in the left unsold in the Pacific north
Taxes, license* and fee* pr«J
A drop in the local price of gas
243.195 50
dur.nx the year ...
for our dresses We did this and it kitchen.
out of the pumps took effect this
▲mount of ail other expendí*
west, while the above normal im
There are many other services which will
1.351.900.11
tures ..................................
Maxein)» Pluemke
was found that several of the
morning, Thursday, when dealers
ports of wheat, rye, oats and bar-
also prove advantagebus for you.
»11.205,771.M
Total expenditures ..
ASSETS
dropped a cent ,
ey combined amount to at least
Value ol real eaiaie owned
(market value* ................. » 725,410.13
twice that surplus.
•V ulu ? ol v.ucks ana uonda
owned • amorti ju v.luo.. 12.435.346.80
Ben Tomlin 5Uid wife of San
Most of the wheat imported
,------ Manager
C. R. Harding
Loans on mortRaaes and col
Francisco, Carl of Klamath Falls
late T.L etc ........ ...............
Cdnada into the cen-
came
from
Csih in Dank* mid on hand.
Ass’t Manager
L. A. Littleton
• and Ed and wife of Portland were
Prtm.j. u
ccuia? of cjikc*
trai states area. Nearly half of
uion written sines Sep.em-
here Sunday for the funeral of
it was wheat not fit for milling
2.334.594.30
to.*. 3J. 10?i...... ................
In .ere*, nnu rtats due and
their sister, Mrs Rose Kunsman.
dutiable at 10 percent of its value
accuca ............................
AU Other«....................................
used for feed in the drouth areas.
Bonded and Insured Carriers
Tole l limited met", ..... tlt.7J4.290 27
Ginn nd Coleman recently sold
Hay totaled 49,000 tons from
of the
G“o*r. ci&iia» 7c; immk u.>
John Deers tractors to Lester Bar
July 1 to February 28, mostly
» 7.01 1.547.51
paid ...
.................
A lCu.lt of SuMUU-d >.»#!•
from Canada into the drouth sec
num and to Leston Wright.
rn" nu nil outst.-ndtn«
5.057.4«. 71
tions of the north central states
Dii
fvr ’commission and
of Portland
between Portland, The Dalles, Wasco, Moro Grass
where much hay from Oregon and
There will be a dance, April 19
AU vta.r nr.t.iltfns
Head Office: Portland, Oregon
other western states was market
Valley, Arlington, Condon, Fossil.
at Harlandview grange hall for
To'.ri
»¡ a : 'ity*.
112.83 J.095.94
ed
’
this
season.
all grangers and their invited
Ccpiinl dex».»
a
n r.
Trips to Kent, Shaniko and Antelope and
» S33.OCJ'3 '
paid up ..
guests.
Committee
Stirpi ut c» re • ?’¿4 OOllcy«
T
CHUTES
'
4-H Club Notes On Various Topics
FREE RANGE
WIRING ; :
Dr. J. A. BUTLER
DENTI S T
-
/Álown Talk
HARMONY NEWS
W ERN MARK’S
GRAIN IMPORTS
“Long-distance” Banking
Ship By Truck
Eastern Oregon Freight Line
Daily Fast Freight Trips
1.945.194 31
hwdma ....
Members of the Powell families
of Sherman county drove to Prine
ville last Friday to attend the
funeral of J. O. Powell who died
there last week.
The American Legion held a
more than usually lively meeting
Wecloeodhy evening and decided
to sponsor a musical treat for the
community soon.
market quotation* lor all bonds and
stocks
Là« cor»-4utlOu ■ total
admit tel B-.*et* vould be increased to
‘i? «W8. K
OtU)GO\ FOK U WA YKAR
R BIN ¿J i L,
Net pre m utTF received dur ns
th« year
............. *
Loases paid durine the year.
Losses Incurred durine the
UI’ a SS H
54.032.M
man
Ä
Statutory resident attorn*’ for
2. L McDoura’.. Jorv.kud. Or
American Bank Bids.).
.
<1441
Judge Potter attended the first
sr
meeting of the new highway com
mission in Portland Thursday.
e Insureuc« comtni**íoa«r of th« «lat«
eeee
Orca «Mt. outturn« to taw;
CAPITAL
Mrs. Schaeffer is expected borne
Amount of capital staci in.M4.Mttt
from PrineviUe this week after
W» •.....wm,-
Net premium* received dur
visiting there for several days.
»17.172.5t4.il
ln< the /car
a
Perry Johnsaon and Lloyd Hen-
richs were in Tygh Valley last
Saturday a nd brought bstek three
ewee and lambs and a buck for
Lloyd's club work.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our appre
ciation and to thank our friends
and neighbors for their words of
sympathy and kindness extended
to us during the time of sorrow
caused by ths death of our wife,
mother and sister. Especially do
we wish to thank the Neighbors
of Woodcraft for their ceremony
at the funeral
The Kunsman and Tomlin families
1
BASEBALL
Sunday
Apr. J 4
Fair Ground
Moro vs Wasco
2Sc- lOc
Interest dividends and rents
8.315.724.50
receive^ <»urin« th« rear
Income from other
received during th- >M9.. 1.000.923 66
Totsl
Net leases
mio
uuru,
John Day to Praire City — Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturday.
Due: In Wasco at 8 a. w.; Moro UH. m.;
Grass VrlUy 10 a. m.
This Schedule in effect NOW
April 18 and 19j
Thursday Friday <
Moro Hardware Implement Company Store
” Total expenditure*, .,,... 341.553.939 44
Value of stocks and bonds
—
CaahDten blink's and on hand 12.M2.714 5$
Premiums tn couree ofcolloc-
tian, writ’en «Ince Septem-
Lr M. 1Ä4 ....
........... 9.173411.M
laureai and rents due and
I:::::::::::::::::
Total admits
^48
..«1.09014.84
°£Jd
T..” —• M44.858 «
Amount of unearned pre
mium* on all outstanding
riaks ........
va««’ M.TIL6«.«
Due for commtaaion and bro- _
_____
ah * other' ilabiiitiM.' unpai4
’
reinsurance premiums .... 813.173 10
Total , liabilities.
•«♦»<
...
Come Each Day at One
Mrs. L. A. Humphery« will daily
demonstrate the baking of breads
and Pastries and time and labor sav
ing methods of kitchen management.
M
Crown Mills and Standard Oil Co
policy.
st premium»
I m the »ear
• mm said dur
548.18842194
• 'Rifili
40MB
r
Farmers Elevator Company
Walter A. May & Son
Local Crown Mills Agents
McKEANASEARCY, Local
United States National Bank
CREAM OF KENTUCKY
sets the Pace!
C ooking S chool
rr’iiadsam.»»
Taxes, licenses snd fees paid
d inns the year ............... 1.348.831.14
Amount of all other expen-
The Dalles Branch
rhe FAVORITE
where they’ve
whiskey
always been grand judges of whiskey
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