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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MUKO, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. 1935. PAGE THREE married in The Dalles Friday Au- p of the tomato, the minerals in from county extension offices or gust 2 at the Methodist church. 1 OlUlCr Ilf*3SS dried products are much more con- from the state college at Qorvallis. Miss McClain came out from her, centrated. Miss Case says. Dried ------------------- home in Philadelphia last week to fruits rank high in iron content, ' Safety First Two Ways meet the Lieutenant who is a na she says. Boss—When you called up my tive of New Jersey and was recent The hot summer sunshine, the wife and told her I would be de- ly transferred to this area from heat from a stove, or a rapid cur tained at the office, and would not that state. I Father of Erosion Engineer rent of air furnished by a fan may be homo until very late, what did Vie ,Barr tore his left hand Family Goes To Coast For be used for drying foods, says Miss she say? Visits Io Moro badly Monday morning while load 1 Case. The color of green vegeta- i St eno—She said: ‘Can I depend ing wheat on to a truck. With Holiday and Recuperation bles or other products that oxidize on that?’ —Vancouver Province. readily is improved by blanching The négro, Luther Edward Tom*-r a sack of wheat in his hand he Solomon's Wisdom them in boiling water for 2 to 5 pkins, who was picked up at Biggs hit a. bolt • protruding from the According to a report Marietta “ And do you love me, your ma truck body and ripped the back minutes before drying. Most fruits ...la»t week and brought to iMoro for Perry of Forest Grove, 21, and Ell jesty? ’ ’ asked wife No. 999 anxious of his hand so badly that nine or vegetables are pealed and sliced Beeler, of Hillsboro, 24, were mar Observation was adjudged insane stitches were required to sew it or cubed to facilitate drying, and ly. ried in Vancouver, Wash., early -and: sent to Pendleton Saturday. “I certainly do my dear,’’ King then placed in thih layers or racks, this week. Miss Perry was former He was talkative and argumenta together. Solomon assured her. “Why you trays or plates. The most desira “ Hub ’ ’ Nichols suffered a bro ly a resident of Grass Valley. tive but his words made ho sense. are one in a thousand.’’—American ble drying temperature is from 140 IMr. and Mrs. Gus Engstrom and Ri-^S. Anderson, father of Olaf ken arm Thursday afternoon when I Legion Monthly. to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. „Anderson, engineer at the camp, he fell from the ladder of his Mrs. Herman Zeigler and children Drying time varies with the left Wednesday for the coast to was here last Friday while on his combine while threshing. thickness and texture of the pro Kathleen Meloy Lachlin and hus- remain several weeks enjoying the ' way home to Grants Pass from Ok duct. Dried fruits should be leath lahoma. ' The • elder Anderson is band were visiting here last week ocean breezes and catching crabs ery and pliable, and dried vegeta and clams. mayor of Grants Pass and is ac bles brittle but not baked or scorch Community Presbyterian Church quainted with many former Sher lien Wheelon. who has been here ; George Wilcox and daughter left ed. To test a drying product, break for several weeks testing meters for Portland Wednesday morning “Sons of Thunder’’ is the sermon man Countians now living there. it into at the thickest part. If no subject of Rev. I^wrence H. Z E. S.. Bargee,, brother of E E. for the light company left Wednes to remain a few days. George will moisture can be squeezed from the Mitchelmore, at the 11 a. m. serv Barzeè, accompanied by his wife day for Condon to continue the see a part of the convention. broken end it is sufficiently dry. ice. Special music. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon and work. and daughter and son in law, stop It is then conditioned for three family drove to Goldendale Sunday Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Stephens and Sunday school, 10 a. m> This ped here Monday night to visit with ‘»ruled to the major llomu de liistniccluit Puhllc:i ” TT h * m<*<lni un days, reheated and sealed in paper period for study and worship con J his- brother. They had not seen daughter, Janet, left (Monday morn- to visit with friends forthe day. bags or boxes, to exclude insects, tinues to help all who attend, and chili The <leeoniIhm »w» awarded In iìhi ' c each other for 33 year«. EI S. Bar- ng for Logan, Utah, to attend the i The Fortner refrigerating plant illliliri In Ihr It is well to examine and reheat join a class of their age group. C. J. funeral of Mrs. John Stephens, the zee lives at Eureka, Cal. is in operation since the middle of nlUun of ill» every few months. them ajoi Fonine? whs H iv «»¡valine obsiTwr ami wife of Mr. Stephen's brother, who the week and t he one in the Olds Thompson, general superintendent. SPÉCIAL PRICE rnur riimi tons in eduralM'ii of the mmhrnuiib il Junior Christian Endeavor at | meat market will be completed Permanents were $3.50 died at Mandan, North Dakota. Directions for constructing a For Sale: Oats and barley. Roy next week. That ought to keep Permanents, now $2.50 homemade drier, and detailed di 6:45 p. m. Ardis Truitt is the lea Powell. Week of August 12, only. | the town cool. rections for drying, conditioning der. This group invites all boys Miss -Viola Hansen left Tuesday ; Arnold Landry. . in » ’ a n* L and storing 16 different fruits and girls df the fifth, sixth, seventh and w V Up to last Saturday night 595 George Vintin is the owner of a night for Bellingham. Washington Una of wh(Mt or a bjt leM than vegetable« are contained in Exten- J eighth grades. - sion bulletin 479. ‘‘Home Food Pres-! Full Gospel Assembly Chevrolet • car >■ rceotjy purchased where she will rsit for a few days 20,000 bushels had been received at 10:00 a m. with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and the warehouses and elevators in from the Moro Garage. ervation,’ which may be had free Sunday School .. 11.00 a. m. Morning Service M. E. McKee and wife were in Mrs. C, H. Larson - the Grass Valley sector of the coun- J NOTICE TO CREDITORS . 7:45 p. m. Evening Service W. J. Hinkle, of the land de ty’s wheat land. Portland Monday to attend a meet Christian Science All creditors of the estate of । ing of the state boarc^of pharmacy partment of the Federal Land Dr. and Mrs Poley and family Subject: SPIRIT Margaret Hill, deceased, are noti-1 Bank in Spokane was here Wednes of which Mr.,McKee.is a member. finished moving to Moro this week. Golden Text: Galatians 6:8. He tied to present their claims with "—Mr. and Mrs. George H<?hnagih, day and Thursday to look over the Their apartment« in the Dillinger proper vouchers to the undersigned that soweth to his flesh shall of the Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Ekstrom and county. building have been taken by Arch Adams Comes To See Ranch at t'he office of the County Clerk at flesh reap corruption; but he that Eric Gordon district forester of Fortner who will move into them children, Lou Ekstrom and Norman A supply of dried fruits and Moro, Oregon, within six months soweth to the Spirit shall of the Adams Were dinner guests of Mf. Dufur was here Saturday to see soon. From Hood River vegetables in addition to the can- from the date of this notice, to-wit: Spirit reap life everlasting. about organizing a fire unit. De and Mrs Jim Kenny on Sunday. Frank Wilcox was here for a Responsive Reading: Ephesians ned ones not only offers a greater July 19th. 1935. M a and Mrs. D. L-'Bela he were tails of the work of detecting fires short time Sunday from Newberg Herbert Hill, Administrator. 6:10-18A23 variety in the winter menu but were explained «during his stay in Portland on Saturday of last to take his wife home again after Miss Velina Matthes is spending saves expense for jars and lalx>r week to attend the wedding of Bess here. a short visit with her sister, Mrs. a few , days W. H. Ragsdale has been made ... at Enterprise , visiting in canning, says Miss Lucy A. Templeton. George Schade Jr. agent for the land bank for the col. : Herman Petera. Mias Cmtine hoi- frienda. Mis Matthes was former- Case, extension specialist in foods returned with them after an ex- - da accompanied Mrs. Wilcox. ly a teacher at that place. and nutrition at Oregon State col lection of chattel mortgages and tended visit in this vicinity.’ Mrs. Essie Wilson and son Char lege. Mike Bibby was here this week Lois Kenny hak returned to her will check on such business in sev ____ — from Timber where he has been lie Bill spent a few days last week home after spending the past six eral of the adjacent counties. Almost any food can be preserv Mrs. Charles Bullard was taken with his sheep for the past two . at the home of J. C. Wilson. Mrs. ed by drying. Miss Case points out. weeks working for Mr. and Mrs. Wilson left Friday morning for but of course some are much more to the hospital this week for treat weeks. Theo. Johnston. “ •< .. * Mrs. Leona Rooney left for Ma- [ Portland and Forest Grove to visit delicious than others. Dried corn Mif and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin ment for injuries she received when BIG TIME RODEO..;! relatives. and daughter Sharon Rae of Was knocked down by a truck on the lone, Wash., this week. is a favorite with many people, co spent Sunday evening visiting ranch. A crew of well drillers were here I Oscar Adams and Mr. Spark of some of whom prefer it to canned Harvesting is getting pretty Monday to see about plans of the ' Hood River were at Kent Monday • corn. Dried pears, apples, prunes, Mr. and Mrs. George Hennagin. peaches and apricots can be re-hy- Claire Adama has returned home well along in this part of the Bo city regarding the drilling of a new ! for a truck load of wheat. after working the past two months unty. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Leonard diated or “soaked up” and made well. in the Libby McNeil and Libby Can E.^E. Gervais was in Antelope and son Preston of Hood River into sauce, pies, fruit cobblers and nery at Walla Walla, Wash. this week to arrange for some build : were over nignt guests at the C. F. filling for upside-down cakes, or Ed J. Kolar, representative of Miss Stephens Weds ing and rearranging of houses in Guyton home Thursday. They re used in various ways. the U. S. National Bank of Port turned to their home Friday leav- ( Some people, says Miss Case, that town. ; land is here this week to care for Seattle Insurance Man George Schwartz was here from ing Preston to visit his grand moth-' have a special liking for dried business for his institution in thia berries in spite of the seeds, and The Dalles to look after his farm er a few days. county. i 5?* Before friends and relatives Miss ing land in this county. J. L. Davis was a business visitor! use them in pudding sauces, cookies Ralph Brisbine has bought the Emmajean Stephens, daughter of and for flavoring many other Miss Vere Pike left Sunday to at Grass Valley Wednesday. Sheil house from the county and is Mr. and Mrs. D E. Stephens, be Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson were food«. Even tomatoes can be cook tearing it down and , expects toj came the bride of Karl George attend the band school being held dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cor ed down and dpe^ in a sheet and move the luinlier to his present Peterson, of Seattle. Sunday night. at Wallowa lake this summer with liss Andrews Sunday. furnish excellent flavoring for home and build on a couple of August 4, at the Stephens home Clyde Simpson,- local band leader, stews, soups, macaroni, and other Dinner guesta at the George Mc dishes. Although so much expos rooms. Slats and family are doing here. The Rev. R. A. Hutchinson as one of the instructors. Kay home Sunday were: Mr. and ure to the air probably destroys the work after hours. / « of The Dalles read the ceremony The statue of Franklin Roosevelt John H. Wilt and Co., of Grass Mrs Ben Leatherwood and sons the much-boasted yitamin content The bride, accompanied by her in McKee’s drug store must have sister Janet, as maid of honor, and Valley, being owners of a certain Harley and Jimmie, of Coquille, been pleased lately at the new deal given in marriage by her father, chattel mortgage given October 17, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and QSpring Prints for your new house dress in that store. New paint, new marched to the alter to meet the 1925, and recorded October 22, 1925 children; Mr. and Mrs. L. M. kalsomine, new fixtures have cFamg groom who was accompanied by his by the county clerk of Sherman Schadewitz and children of Moro; Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of ed the appearance of the place. It brother as best man. county in book 19, page 592, Record Ray (McKay of Coquelle. Harry, DENTIST DRYGOODS will be ready some time next week After the ceremony the couple of mortgages of said county, will Dale and Donald Howell and Mr. Mrs. Jay McKay. and The Poleys were far enough left for Seattle being taken as far sell the property covered by said HOME OFFICE. WASCO Kenneth Gregg of Bend is visit Trade At along with their moving Tuesday as Hood River by Tom Stephens. mortgage on and after August 17 DENTAL X RAY SERVICE to spend their first night in their They will make their home there at private sale. The property con ing for a few days at the Gus Quality new house, although some moving for a few weeks and take a wed sists of the furniture and fixtures Schillings home. Store was still to be done. ding trip before school starts a* originally in the Valley Inn, of in Moro the First Week II. M. Stephens und wife were in Eugene this fall. Mrs. Peterson Grass Valley. in Each Month Try Journal advertising, it pays. Portland Monday on business for will teach domestic science at the John H Wilt and Company. University for the coming year and the Moro State bank. George Updegraff was in The Mr. Peterson will attend to his in T uesday night to visit with Dr. surance business in Seattle. Butler. Olaf Anderson is the owner of a new Chevrolet purchased from Mel Schadewitz. Roscoe Moore and Manus Douma are now threshing the bunch gaass Take mildness for one thing — how seed at Shaniko. They will have does it measure up for mildness? nearly 590 pounds of the stuff when they are though it their estimates Chesterfields are milder —not Hat or are correct. insipid, of course, but with a pleasing D b . J. A Butler is. not pulling teeth and filling them in Moro this flavor. week as expected. He is in a hos Then take taste for another thing pital in The Dalles suffering from an attack of angina pectoris, a docs it have plenty of taste? disease of the heart. Chesterfields taste better —not strong Mrs Mae Moore is helping at the county school sperintendent’s office but just right. this week. In other words, They Satisfy— Lieutenant Charles A. Richardson A full-Diesel engine built by and Bliss Marjorie McClain were “Caterpillar ”... .now the world’s f No. 121 A-F. & A.M first ranking builders of Diesel Moro, Oregon Engines. the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of Positive starting with an indepen < > rm 'i b Visiting dent gasoline engine with ample , ; , s . • cordially in- power to turn the Diesel engine as mal io meet with us. short or as long as you wish. V. M. C V. Belknap. Secv Heavy channel steel track frames \o. 113. I. (). O. F- .... held in exact alignment bj Sturdy electric welded braces: .. . Mora- Oregon bronze bushed track rollers that Meets 1st nnd 3rd hold their lubrication and really Tur^ddys in the stand up. UO.O.F. hall Tran sientrnnd visiting Ample weight to utilize the power brothers are cordi-’ of a big engine without wastefu. >illy invited to meet track slipping. with us. 7) Rice N. G. A machine that over 6000 power Joe Truit, Secretary users have tried and proved in •rca Lodge No. 116 scores of different field uses. : Moro, OegOn Don’t be satisfied with less than a “Caterpillar.” 1 » - 2d and 4th Tu- the cigarette that's MILDER > taya of each month Visiting members wel SUPPLY CO. come. the cigarette that TASTES BETTER Florence Martin, N. G. © 1955. L igcbtt & M yfm T obacco C o . 4 Lila Bull, Secretary. Insane Negro Venezuela Honors Major of Marines Sent To Asylum Valleyite Marries HIES Kent Girl Visits I Drying of Fruits And Vegetables At Enterprise Good Practice ROREE A ug 23242^ GOLDENDALE Groceries Trust us to have the most complete stock, not only of staples, but of vegetables too Dr. J. A. BUTLER H. Zeigler’s ^Nhat is the yardstick for a cigarette W here can you get so much in value? O’MEARA C /Il ester field ... Chesterfield ...
