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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1935)
PAGI FOUB Î /I HIE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MOHO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1935. Sr land Sunday after an absence of two weeks. attructhd on cooperation, proved time and place at which said m - their supremacy in the game on tímate« may be Joe Wetherford and mother, Mrs. sed with M. Young left town Tuesday for rj • M < their uheir own floor, the score being thè Board of said a stay of ten days at Weiser. Ida 6 They may expect ano- district, at ’WHcb ♦ ___ ____ _____ ________ a____ ther hard game on our floor the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Siscel or MM Air per inter. 4t«d next to the last game of the sea will bo heard for Or against aald Portland visited Mr. SisceFs father son. Charles Siscei. ’ tax levy, or any part ,thereof. The two second teams of Moro f>at said es^^lWs and. Attached Mrs. Belle Crosfield came from By Lawrence Henderson and Rufus played the second game The Dalles Saturday to spend a Football- Yes sir, football has of the evening of Friday, Oct. original estimate sheets are on few days visiting at the home of become a reality in three of the 4, ending with the Rufus score file in the oflpe of the County Maay From Here Attend aer sister, Mrs. Jessie Amos. School Superintendent and «re Shermaei countl schools at last. 38 and Moro’s 17, there open to the Inspection of all Mrs. Charles Golliher of The But did you ever hear of a foot- Townsend Meeting In Moro “Turn a little more toward the persons interested therein, and the Dalles visited a week at the home ball game in which each team is light, please”. “No<w coitd you jf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrow, only allowed six men? The first give us a little smile?**. “Hold same are by reference made a returning home Sunday. game, as far as any one knows, your head a little to the left, if part hereof. The engagement of Miss Rose ’RECEIPTS v ever played in the state of Ore you can”. Such things were act Bill McKean has left town to Cash on hand at beginning mary Walker of Wasco and Marion take up work with the PWA at gon will be played between Rufus ually said during the taking of the and Grass Valey next Friday, high school pictures last Friday. of the year for which this Powell of Moro was announced Medford. . budget is made. none — _______ 1 October 11th. last Monday night at the home Wouldn’t it be quite a shock af Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wilde ftelunds I EXPENDITURES ' b.XfU/.Wd Export* ard te Kenneth McKenzie, the seventh ter all the painstaking to appear of the later’smoth er. Mrs. Esta were pleasantly surprised at a to Former* oa R Stocks prcMU Tuition and eighth grade teacher has un- <8,580.82 attractive to find we weren ’ t near Powelll in Portland. No date hat charivari Wednesday night. Pre Transportation de r taken quite a responsibility 2,000.00 been set for the wedding, but it sent were members of the pinochle I he columns show how funds were spent in the first two years in coaching our football squad ly so good looking? Postage and stationery • 15.00 club who played cards at five tab The Arrowhear staff were ail is expected some time in Novem of the wheat program under the AAA. All the money, except a .. 15.00 ber. Both attended the Univer les which was followed by refresh small percentage for necessary administration expenses went-for I but with ability and the squad’s one when they breathed a trem determination we expect fair re endous sigh of relief at the first Travel expense» of Board sity of Oregon where Mr. Powel ments. allotment payments which amounted to <200,250,000. Members sults. In order that football could issue of the school paper w*h4ch 75.00 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wilde was n member of Beta Theta Pi Clerical Expense, Audit. be played here we found it nec ville returned here Wednesday spent was quite a success when it is Sunday at Goldendale, as a division of opinion was settled Among those attending the Supplie», Legal service , 35.00 essary to get equipment and the taken into consideration that such between members of the class. Towmend Rally held at Moro oi quests at the home of Mrs. Mat- to pack their household effect». Interest on Warrants Rufus student body wis'hes to 150.00 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson of The Grass Valley Tigerettes thank the Wasco High school for an undertaking was new to some Principal on Warrants Monday evening were: Mr. anc thias. 1,000.00 of the staff. Mr. Augusta Huckin left by ! Portland were Sunday guests at will engage in battle with the the football equipment. Mrs. Myron L. Haise, Mr. and Mn Emergency 100.00 W. D. Watkins, ’.¿v. Roy Cooking auto Friday for Pullman to visit the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Moro girls next Friday night. It Total kxpendi turcs SIM70.82 The high spirits of all school Lambom. Mr. Henderson — also in- will be an interesting game. NOTICE OF HEARING ON ham and wife, James Maddox er daughter Augusta who is at-1 — —--------------------------- RECAPITULATION children in Sherman county could NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT an oil burner in the Lam- W. A. Spencer, Mrs. Hetzler, E ‘.ending Washington State college J The student body of the high easily be imagined for all the Total Receipts __ j- au * i v • born home while here. none BUDGET Everett. C. V. Rust, and Mr. am Attending the stock show ¡in school is putting on a drive to teachers were attending the teach Total Expenditures <11.970.82 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mrs. Elmer Bales. Portland were: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil , sell magazines to aid the treasury ers’ institute in Moro. Mr. Tetz Amount to be raised by On Sunday afternoon a large Fields, 'Rich Dingle and wife and 1 The high school is divided into and Miss Valentine, our high that a Budget Committee of the Taxation <11,970.82 Non-high School district of Sher number of persons motored to Th< Mrs. Ed Feldman, Mr. and Mrs.! Ll»aSS v two groups Which are having a school teachers, were both on 'the Dated this 3 day of October, 1935 man county. State of Oregon, at Hilderbrad. Dalles to hear Mr. Haight speak on contest to see which can sell tl^e program. Tom FYaser. dhahman 'budget a meeting of said committee held the Townsend plan. most. The loser will give the ot Mr. and Mrs. Asa Richelderfei committee. Last Friday steps were taken on the 3rd day of October, pre her group a party and it looks There was a good attendance and daughter, Katherine, drove to in. the form of the selection of pared an estimate in détail of Clyde Fridley, secretary, budget as if the upperclasmen will en senior announcements. Those who s at the meeting of the Garden chi I Jlamo Sunday. committee. tertain. The captains are Ramona wished class rings have ordered the amount of money proposed to Tom Fraser, Chairman, board of Mrs. Steve McMilian and daugh held at the home of Mrs. E ¡d Me- be expended by paid Non-high Spoor for the under classmen and i^em along with .the announce ter, Dana Jean, visited in Port Kee on Tueeday afternoon. Education. School District for all purposes By Janet Wilcox Kathryn Burton for the upper clas ments. Judge George Potter and wife land and Mollala with relatives Wily W. Knighten, clerk, board of during the fiscal school left Saturday to see the Pacifii etuming home again Tuesday. ! The Grass Valiey Tigerettes de- men The general ffignager is Janet Education. * The Moro-Rufus game proved ginning June 17, 1935, and end- ~ The total receipts from the lib- feated the Kent volley ball team Wilcox International stock show. Thej to be one of the outstanding games ing June 16. 1936. and an esti» "ary he V here recentli last Friday night. The score was will return on Monday. The Girls League held a special played this season. The very at- mate in detail of the probable vere <398.30 with expense of . o - meeting last Fri4ay afternoon for mosphere at the Moro gymnasium receipts of said Non-high school UPDEGRAFF A PEPPER W. M. Walker and Clarenc< 5108.22 leaving the an sum of $290. i 66 to 8- Th« I,ne UP for the game * y » * • ♦ * ’1---- 4l_ ------ was /ought. 2 ’■ was district from all sources for the the game Rutledge were out hunting on thi This amount will be used at the was a nttle different than in the the purpose of adopting a con-1” where stitution. After the adoption oi charged with tension and an an- school year 1935-36. The Board John Day. They brought home a discretion of the board for the i Grass Valley Wasco game. Mar- the constitueion the president ap- ticipation of a hard fight. Both of said Non-high School District deer. library. jory Blake started out in Frances pointed Marjory Blake head of teams were evenly matched and has fixed the 1st day of November Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Hennagu Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad of Fairchild’s position and other mem the program committee and the prepared to win but Moro, a well at the hour of 2:30 at the Court Moro, Oregon and children accompanied by Mr? Fhe Dalles visited here for several meeting w»« adjourned. formed team and thoroughly in- House in Moro Oregon, as thr Maude Akers drove to Bend Sun lays at the home of their daughter bers of the line-up were: Janet Wilcox, Ruby Fairchild, Cora day to spend the time at the horn Mrs. Ross Hilderbrand. Bayer, Louise Roth and Kathryn of Mrs. Akers’ son, Carol ant The aid society of the Methodist Burton. Subs used were Frances family. church met at the parsonage with Fairchild, Issabelle, Emma an Mrs. Eva Doane was called t< Mrs. Roy Cookingham Tuesday af Bobby Fortner, Ramona Spoor and Silverton last Wednesday on ac ternoon. They are planning to give Vere Pike. After the game mem- count of the illness of her sister i banquet some time in November bers of both teams with their at the churph. ¡coaches wire served sandwiches Mrs. Mary Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent Bn<1 coffee by the Glass Valley K. W. McCafferty left for Bat accompanied, by 'Mirs. Elizabeth Girls I^ so - up tle Ground Monday to attend tr Fuller and nephew, Wayne Bar-1 * bus inens affairs. Friday afternoon the seniors ton were dinner guests Sunday at! the h ome of Miss Vivian Trounce I 8elect *d announcements for The Webfoot social club spent ' spring commencement after the afternoon at the home of Mrr at Moro. Rr. and Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand S. J. Brock Friday. One thirty dessert hincheon was served fol had Mir. and Mrs. A OliverofTaft lowed by three t* abtes of cards, as visitors Monday night. Mr. Mrs. J. F. Royse had as at which Mrs. Claude Eaton and Mrs. Ove Hanson were high score Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Fred winners. Madison from Jennings Lodge. Mrs. Royse,8 sister Mrs. Jennie - Mrs. Allie Fleck left Friday to Young returned to Dufur. ■tsy with her son. Joe Brady ait Groceries- Meats—Fresh Mrs. Weyland Weld who with Rufos for a short time. ' ; her husband will live at Bonne- Fruits and Vegetables in Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jackson of Many from here were in T\? Portend visited it the W.C. Har Dalles last Sunday to hear Haight Season. per home last Thursday. Oregon legislator discus? the Town W. C. Johnson and wift retur send plan for old age pensions. Your Patronage Solicited ned home from Eugene and Port- Reports were that the speech was favorably received. I Wasco Maid Announces USE OF WHEAT PROORAM FUNDS 1933 V1934 Engagement Rufus School Preparing Men 22 u Football Team mt CLliey Defeats Kent In Volleyball WASCO MARKET RED & WHITE STORE NOW Cheap, Safe, Economical Fits Range» Heater, or Furnace for sale by Lynn Bowersox Phone 27F2 Moro ILY ALLBUT HARRY, JR. The Tygh Valley Mill to tb« still room w this Is Prepared to Grincl Floy they took totted keeping up with the demandsmadeon u» by our customers. This summer we have installed a new water wheel and other new equipment and are ready for increased business. 5000 Leave the Farms For many years there has been a slow but sure replacement of horses and mules on Northwest farms. In spite of the steady gain in tractor farming, there have been a few loyal exponents of horse-farming who have insisted that the old way is less cvostly. But with the coming of the “Cat- erpiller” Dieeel Tractor, the mar gin of difference in cost between the two has widened so sharply as to remove the last doubt. The “Qateipil ar” Diesel Tractor H41dt Of it! A Forty horsepower tractor pulling a full load on 2 to 2i gaBon» of 8-cent fuel. O'MEARA OREGON GOLD FLOUR for Oregon people Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers : : : Wasco, Oregon See us for your Grain Insurance Also for Established Lines of Mill Feed» Grain Bags Twine Rolled Grains Concentrates Flour Salt All kind» of Insurance Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease l&c. Orders piling in! Looks like « folks are finding our family’s whiskey to their taste! I used to say to the boys wait till everybody labels and all. We had a pretty good idea gets a taste of theWilken Family Whiskey folks were bound to go for it, being smooth —won’t their eyes just pop when they find and extra tasty like it is — but I give you how mild and smooth a good whiskey can my word there wasn’t one of us thought be. And the boys would say yest and won’t it was going to be like this. Why — last it be swell if it’s sold at a real neighborly Monday’s orders toted up to more cases pi ice. Well, as maybe you’ve heard, it’s all than I thought we’d be putting out in a fixed so as our family — that is to say, me whole month. If any of those orders came and the boys—are putting up the Wilken A'amily Whiskey in bottles with regular to thank you. MW Ä BLENDED AND BOTTLED BY JOS. S. F1NCN 8 CO., INC, SCHENLEY, PA.-DIVISION OF SCNENLEY PRODUCTS CO. .•€ HI T S í D 1 B
