THE Sh¿KHAN COUi
Grass Valley
Store Broken Into
Wine Stolen
Dak Baker Joins Fraternity
At Pacific University
friends present to help selebrate.
Local members of the Newcomb
family drove to Camas last Sun
day to visit with relatives in a re
union of that family.
Mrs. Ray Blake was hostess to
music club Saturday and Lila
will ce hostess next
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World’s Oldest
OREGON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1935.
"i Railroad Viaduct
■as
Mis?
a Perry was
week visiting with friends,
returned to the Perry home
Forest Grove Sunday.
Mrs. Stella Tiller Eddy was
here Sunday to see her brother,
Roy and family.
Mrs. Robert Jones, mother of
Mrs. V. B. Eakin and E) R. Blay
lock, is here from Hood River to
spend a few days with her children.
Lester Barnum drove to Her
miston Wednesday to look over the
feed situation.
Mrs. . jW. D. Barnett returned
from The Dalles where she has
been an inmate of the hospital for
several weeks
Misses Norma Garrett, Vivian
Reynolds and Dorothy Olds are ex
pected home from Monmouth thi*
week end to see Papa and Mama..
PAGE THREE
continue much as it has m the
past,” said Duffy.
Judge Bryan will assist in cor
relating the work of county com-1
rn it tee s in the state, and with the
aid of local supervisors will direct
necessary debts adjustments for
rehabilitation clients.
L. R. Breithaupt, extension econ
omist, Oregon State college, has By Janet Wilcox
been loaned to the resettlement ad- j
Grass Valley clinched second
ministration, to take charge of place in the volley ball standing
debt adjustment work for region in the county the last week end
11, embracing Oregon, Washing- by defeating the Rufus sextette
ton and Idaho.
I
¡2 in a fairly exciting game.
Carried on under the GovernorOne of Aha features of the evening
agricultural advisory councd, debt wa3 furnishtxj by the “G Men” who
a Ijustmem work in Oregon
furnished th^ yells, music, and
credited with saving hundreds ni stunts before the game and between
farms from fore e’.or>are and keep
ing many larm fMnuE«b off ri!.-;
.Monday night the girls fin-
rolls through adjustment j l.etw
Ihair season with a 24 to 12
debtors and creditors.
over Wasco on the latter’s
A national allocation of $2.000,- floor. The curtain rarser for this
000 from Works Relief Funds has game consisted of a hectic, tightly
been made for “out-of-pocket” ex fought volley ball game between
penditures of local and state com- the faculties of the respective
mittees, and necessary supervisory schools. The Grass Valley teach
service.
ers managed to squeeze out a vic-
| tory in the last few seconds of
play, winning 36 to 16.
JOLLY cooo
Kaye Burton entertained the
Junior^ and Seniors of the high
school at a party at her home on
last Wednesday, November 20. The
faculty as well as the students en
joyed itself.
Following the volley bait game,
Janet Wilcox was hostess to the
volleyball team and faculty with
luncheoi). As it also happened to
be Janet’s birthday, a gift was
presented to her by the volleyball
team and faculty in the form of a
pleasant surprise/”
Mr. Hughes and Mr. Rowe were
guests at the Roth residence for
dinner proceeding the Rufus game.
They both reported themselves,;
11 well filled with goose. ,
Grass Valley-
Grabs Second
In Volleyball
Some time Saturday night one
or more persons, as yet unidenti
fied, pried open a window in the
side of the Ailey store and took
several bottles of wine. Both the
front door and the back door were
tried before the thieves tried to pry
the window up^ Nothing else was
taken, said Mr. Alley, except the
wine. The exact amount stolen has
thought to be three or four gal
lons.
Pacific University. Forest Grove,
Oreg on.—Dale Baker of Grass
Valley was formally pledged to
Gamma Sigma fraternity at Pa
Dppr
Al iiehiy. Md., stands a viaduct that has rendered one Hundred years of steady dully «mice currying the
ciflc university last
Wednesday
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heaviest trains. It is the Thomas viaduct of the Baltimore and Ohio line, the oldest of ba kind In the world,
evening.
spanning the Patapseo river outside of Baltimore. The lOByenr-old Atlantic locomotive and Imlay coaches In
Mrs. Herman Schilling went to
use In the IS«is are here contrasted with the new streamline«) train—the Royal Blue—that liegan using the
Portland Monday on a business
'«ridge I he other day <m the Washington-New York route.
trip. She was taken to The Dalles
by car and made the remainder of
the trip by train.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley
gon. where it has been generally
spent Thanksgiving in Goldendale
credited with around 20 years of
One mule deer in the Freemont
visiting with Mr. and Mrs Joe national forest near Lakeview.
life.
Evens, old friends of the Lemley Oregon, is in Thanksgiving mood
Charred Douglas Fir posts con
family.
tinue
to fail about as fast as fir
due to the Good Samaritan deed
Junior Wilcox is carrying his
posts untreated. Alder without
.i,*ke For
arm in a sling because of an at , z est
treatment were the first posts to
Service camp.
tack of boils.
go out entirely undo \the 50-pound
On their way to work one morn
Mrs. Pauline Wilcox and Mrs. ing recently the boys saw what
pull to which all o the posts in
The eighth year of observation
Erma Olds returned from Portland looked like a deer lying helpless
the test plot are
•cted annual
Sunday after spending several on the ice of Drews reservoir about and testing on a “post farm” of Jy All but one of
cottonwoods Aid Being Given To Distressed
various woods used in fencing has
The National government is
days in the metropolis.
a half a mile from shore. Return- been made by the school of forest have failed, alth< u h cottonwood
ending
one dollar for every 43
Another Odd-Fellows card party .ng with a boat after the days
posts treated with < cosote by the Farm Owners, Claim
nts of income.—Lawrence. Kan.,
was held Saturday night with a work they partly chopped and part- ry at Oregon State college, eon simple open tank method have
firming earlier results as to good
'publican.
4 Photos 15c
ly shoved their way over the ice and bad types for treatment for shown no failures.
Judge
Ed.
L.
Bryan,
Route
?,
Finishe din 4 Minutes
Douglas fir posts : eated with
•oned animal which posts.
Here until Dec. 2.
corrosive sublimate by placing Junction City, has been appointed
> be a doe that had
The most surprising new devel small amounts of the chemical in regional debt adjustment special
and Sund?y. Ne?
:ld not get up. First
opment
is the failure of six out ol one or more holes bored near the ist assigned to Oregop, with head-
d in front of
25 incense cedar posts in only six base of the post ade standing up ■ quarters at Corvallis, announces
*
years. While this is not the wes well. Directions for applying this Walter A. Duffy, regional roset-
fur
ÆJnr*«.
tern red cedar more commonly treatment may be had free upon ilk-mtnt' »ad min is tout ion director,
King (hisluv V. of Sweden Is al
used in fencing, it is a wood fre application to the school of for Portland/ Durihg the past two
Phono 345 The Dalles, Ore
years -judge *Brynn has served as ways a good sport ami Is one of
quently used in Southwestern Ore- estry.
itened
chairman of thP Benton county the most democratic pf Europe's
-or-
n
debt adjustment- committee and rulers. Here ho Is pictured pouring
th
VALLEY PHARMACY
ctuncelor of the Governor’s agri a glass of champagne at the opening
e Bia
h
council.
cultural
advisory
Phono 223
of
a
new
rest
mu-ant
In
Stockholm.'
P,
lebt adjustmen).
‘ While farm
returned
work has been transferred to the
Lin
that h •
R< settlement administration in or
ers present Other guests were
?od turn” for
der
to coordinate it more direcely(
Clifford Rowe, Miss Phyllis Rine- that day. Tlje boys say the deer
with the rural rehabilitation, the
hart and Miss Eileen Hickson.
looked thankful.
work of the local committees will i
Mrs. J. B. Burton entertained
the two bridge clubs Thursday
All Satisfactory Business is built on
Try Journal advertising. it pays.
night at her home in town.
Confidence -- Confidence on the part of
A birthday party for Helen
The Thanksgiving Dinner calls Milk for Children
Fortner was held at the Fortner
No. I SOCiAI WORKER
the buyer that goods purchased will be
for turkey just as a leg of lamb
Coffee for Adults
home Thursday night with school
calls for mint sauce. And just as
Attorneys
At
Law
Men show a decided preference
of good quality and fairly priced.
the mint brings out and improves for pie as a Thanksgiving dessert.
the flavor of the meat, so must the The pumpkin chiffon pie sugges
Moro, Oregon
Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables
meal built around the turkey en ted is particularly desirable not
hance the anticipated turkey flav only because it is delicious; it has
Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of
or and not submerge it. Tart sauces the added advantage of being as
Christian Science
and salads or crisp vegetablesalad light a dessert as you can serve. When Your Shoes need repait
DRY GOODS
Christian Science services are
with french dressing instead of a And the fact that you put the fill
held in the church building on
send them to
cooked vegetable are particularly ing into a baked shell is in its
Trade At
Main street, every Sunday morn
pleasing accessories.
favor.
There
is
no
danger
here
ing at 11 o’clock and on Wedens-
You will find cranberry sherbet of soggy lower crust and the shell
Quality
day evening at 8 o’clock.
a delightful accompaniment to the can be prepared a day or two in
The Reading room at the rear
Store
GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
meat course It would take the advance.
entrance to the church building is
place of the traditional cranberry
204 Second St.
THE D a LLFS
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie
open daily.
where the Bible,
sauce and being a change will add
together with all authorized Chris
Cook together in double boiler
zest and sparkle to your meal. Al-
tian Science literature may be
until
thickened 1 cup brown sugar;
so if you have an automatic re-
read, borrowed or purchased
All
frigerator, purchase your sherbet 3 eggs yolks (beaten slightly);
are cordially invited to attend the
early and keep in a freezing tray One and a half cooked pumpkin
church services and to make use of
one-half cup milk; 2 tsp cinnamon;
until you are ready to serve.
the reading room.
Avoid too elaborate a dinner, one-half tsp ginger; One-fourth
* The subject of the lesson for
uou can serve a most delectable tsp allspice and one-half tsp salt.
»ext Sunday is: Ancient and Mod
Then soak 2 tbsp gelatin in one
meal with a minimum of effort.
ern Necromancy. Alias Mesmerism
You owe it to your family to avoid fourth cup cold water and add to
and Hypnotism, Denounced.
fatigue and irritability on Thanks the above mixture. When it begins
Golden Text: Psalms 139: 23,
to cool fold in ithe 3 egg whites
giving Day especially.
24. Search me, O God. and know
In the suggested menu note that beaten stiff and 2 tbsp of sugar.
my heart: try me, and know my
all of the accessories to the tur Put all into baked pie shell and
thoughts: and see if there be any
key itself can be prepared in ad serve with whipped cream.
wicked way in me, and lead me in Why Romani Built Niany Poids
Oyster Dressing
vance, at least the evening before.
Tlit* l¿«•nmlls htilli roads over nil
the way everlasting.
1 large (15c) loaf of bread
Tomato Juice Cocktail
Responsive Reading. Psalms 143 of the world knour, to I'nmi
Celery stuffed with 'Roquefort 2 cups or cans of oysters
enable their soldier* to mnrrh
1-10.
1-2 cup of butter
Cheese Spread
Community Presbyterian Church dln*ct line to their ohleetlvr« am
Roast Turkey
Oyster Dressing li cups milk warmed
11 a. m.( “In the Beginning,” give employ nmnt to i!m pm«!«*
Seasoned with salt, pepperA sage
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
sermon by the pastor. Rev. Law
2 eggs well beaten
iOranberry Sherbet
rence H. Mitchelmore. 7 p. m.,
Break bread into small pieces,
Molded Pear & Cream Cheese Salad
combined service with an hour and
liquids. Add
Season and add
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie
a quarter of song; Christian En
Whipped Cream oysters just before using.
FOR SALE: About 50 tons fine
deavor discussion for adults, high
aehool-cpllege age, and juniors in wheat hay on the Ei H. Watkins rmm»mm:numinßtK«n: txnntnnrnmi mtnttnmm: utvt: :: tnmmttttm
SCI IEN LEY’S
their own groups; and talk by the ranch west of Wasco; stored in
barn
and
can
be
fed
on
premises;
pastor.
10 i m., Sunday school wel- price $10.00 per ton or $400 for
comes all ages and interests to its entire lot. Terms: Cash, telephone
Bible study classes.
As this is E. H. Watkins or deal direct wit
Missionary Sunday all who attend owner, John R. Kaseberg, Portland
are asked to bring a special offer Oregon
ing of Thanksgiving for God’s care
Sign Painting, House painting.
during the last twelve months.
rating, Kalsomining.
nterior
Wednesday, 7:45 r. m. nt th
BLEND OF STRAIGHT WHISKIES
3-4-5
1. Phone 2F12.
Lifi
< for Thanks
now
sod. Maxine
2 t
^r.
By CCC Youths
In Lake County
Treating Fence Posts
Jugde Appointed
Not Always A
To Aid Debt
Successili! Scheme
Adjustment Groups
ZELL’S
FUNERAL HOME
CONFIDENCE
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
CHUTES
WERNM A RK’S
H. Zeigler’s
Classified Ads
GOLDEN Ji
WEDDING
*2.30
Highest Quality Merchacidise
Wo<
pd 4-5
? farm bar-
<t tv b<
of th
imerfallow, 20 acre
water right 5 mile
our Father; als
■ om market and high school, thi
<*-r fie preaching and teaching o
arm is hog fenced and cros
Word of Jesus.
1 hog tight--PRICE $8000.00
In the afternoon at 2:30 all chil Here is a TERMS offer at a sacri-
dren assemble and practice for fice prie« Don’t miss it.
H. I.«
Christmas.
Parents, please send MORRIS, MAUPIN,
OREGON
your children. An opportunity if
hone 3F81.
offered to all. H. H. Fleckenstein.
FOR TRADE. Dem. lumbeE also
Missionary
> h. p. gas engine for fat hog and
Full Gospel Aas^nihly
10:00 a m potatoes. Appleton Lbr. Co., Ap
11.00 a. m. pleton, Wn
Morning Service
Famous IH G Brand
kd and True. Well Spoken on Every Baud
Are Satisfied With. It Pays
k
Wants In
Call And Get Them
Roy J. Raker
Hardware Mar
Grass Valley, Oregon
NOW
’1.20^1
To thousands the return of
"happy days” means going
back to Golden W edding s
extra richness. These new
low prices make it easy.
Golden Wedding, remem
ber, is ALL whiskey.
A Mark of Merit
AVAILABLE IN
J cm S. Finch »Co . Inc.
Vh»nley. Pa.
Division of
S( HENUY PRODIX TS CO.
INC.
OREGON