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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1936)
tm IUU j UI COVNTT JOUftNAl. MONO. OSMOON FUMAT, JAN UAB T M. IM« *-■* Wasco Orders I *• V • I —_ .A * 1 * K___________ _________ -k NoncE is jumrov • Oregon Water Supply Surveyed for National Board A J given no . i That all matured six par cent bonds of the City of Wasco. Shef^ called för payment, at the office of th« undersigned, on February 1, 1986, and interest thereon will cease on and after said date. B. Estrelle Hailey City Treasurer, Wasco, Oregon. Install Officers For Coining Year Resolution to vacate road adopt- ed and Road Master instructed to view said road. " V , In The Matter of th« Petition For Vacation of Road in District No. 1. Resolution to vacate road adopt ed and Road Master instructed to view the road. In the Matter of the Petition for Vacation of Road in District No. 1: Resolution to vacate road adopted and Road Master instructed to view road. of Boswell and Vanlanding- ' ham 109.00 Geo. G. Updegraff, Pram, on .. 13540 officers bonds Moro Hotel, Room and board for Otto Bengal 8.40 Wasco County Industrial Farm 40.00 poor Geo. B. Bourhill. Postmaster 8.15 Rent of postoffiee boxes Ginn, Coleman A Co., Court 1.50 house supplies Naomi VanGilder, Telephone 8.00 tolls for Treasurer Farmers Elevator A Supply Co. Prem, on Exp. Farm in surance $228.40; Prem, on 453.40 Fairgrounds $225.00 Mrs. M. G. Garrett. County 20.00 needy Wasco Pharmacy, Supplies 1.00 for Otto Bengal, Co. poor City of Moro, Court house 2.40 water bill Atwood’s Store. Groceries for 5.32 Matt Johnson Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co., 3.75 Wood for Dav« McKelvey A thrifty New England man had to send an urgent telegram, and not wishing to spend more money than necessary, he wrote it like Neichben Of Woodcraft Install this: “Bruises hurt erased afford * erected analysis hurt too infectious CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL LOWED AT THE JANUARY dead.” (Ten words.) The Eastern Star lodge, Annie TERM OF COUNTY COURT A- The Scotsman who received it Fulton chapter installed new offi GAINST THB GENERAL immediately decided it wm : “Bruce cers as follows: B. Estrelle Hailey, FUND , is hurt. He raced a Ford. He Worthy Matron; Herbert Root wrecked it, and Alice is hurt too. Ari Johnson. Court house Worthy Patron; Mai McDermid, In fact she’s dead.” (Nineteen I ' furnace tender 125.00 Associate Matron; Gordon Harper. words.) Associate Patron; Annabel Fort ! Mrs. S. L. Coats, County C0CMNSWS I Charge ner, Sec.; Ellen Harper, Trees.; 15.00 Continued from page one. Bertha Moon. Conductress; Amelia Mrs. Peter Fleck, County Root, Chaplin, Christina Moon, COUNTY AGENT: charge 20.00 Marshall; Georgiana Harper, Or Report accepted and ordered filed. Mrs. (Margaret E. Clark ganist; Mabel Haven, Ada; Fern RE: Over- drawn accounts for County charge 8.00 Wilde, Ruth; Louise Nesbit Es 1935: County Clerk instructed to Mrs. Chas. Golliher, Coun CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL transfer from the 1935 Emergency ther; Rosalie White, Martha; 20.00 ty charge LOWED AT THE JANUARY Fund to the accounts in question, Mary Jane Young. Old age Grace McDermid, Electra; Casha TERM OF COUNTY COURT the amount to cover said over Yates, Warden; Lynden Haven, pension ____ 10.00 AGAINST THE ROAD FUND drafts. \ Sentinel. M.s. Ellen Harper acted Julius Ruhburg, Old age pen- — road RE: Appointments by County as installing matron and Melvin sion 15.00 Purl Pierson, General 80.40 work Burnett installing patron assisted Court: May Albertine Whiting, Old ' L. L. Peetz. General road 1936-1937 Election Precinct * by Lydia Darby, Christina Moon pension 10.00 49.00 and Frances Foister. Following Board Meoinrs for . Sherman t john Henderson. Old age ‘ work I Seven major drainage areas in Oregon ha vs been surveysd for ths national resources board by V. R the installation a floweral degree County. | pension I Stanbery, consultant for the state planning board. The map shows division of the state into coast, Wii- 10.00 Roy Kessinger, General road t lanettc, lower Columbia, upper Columbia, Snake, s outh«m Or«goa an4 gvat basln district____ The first named is Judge, the David Agron Fields, old age wasVconferred on the incoming wor 26.80 work thy matron. The retiring worthy second named la Chairman and the | pension 15.00 Kendrick Dunlap, General road matron was presented with a gift remainMg three are Clerks for Flora Belle Eakin, Old age 38.50 work Patricia Yocum visited at The Tuesday for a short visit here with from the executive officers and al each precinct listed: • | pension 15.00 friends. He comes from Rdeda- Lloyd Johnson, General road so a past matrons pin. Refresh Dalles over the week end at the port and states that the new span Rufus, No. 1: R. P. Fpister, W. W. j. Brownlee, Old age pen- work 3340 Trevel Cotrell home. L. Wilson. H. H. Brackett, C. H.| sion ments were served. 15.00 The Fred Justesen family of there is nearly finished. Mrs. C. M. Snider, Rent of ma Lindeman and W. A. Morris. j Wm. Hall. Old age pension 15.00 Rebekah installation Wednesday Kent and Mrs. Soren Hancen oi •Cecel and Earl Fields drove to 6.00 chine shed Locust Grove: No. 2. Fred Hen- David McKelvey, Old age pen was as follows: Harry Richelder- Moro were Sunday dinner guests Grass Valley Tuesday to visit C. nagin, Victor Anderson, Gladys a j on 15.00 Newcomb Service Station fer, VG; Mae Yocum, sec.; June at the Viggo Haufelt home. W. Fields, their brother who lives 1148 Zell, Nellie Fields and Amelia C. Dr. C. L. Poley, Second half * I General road supplies Spencer, Treas.; Deputy District Mrs. Greta Thompson and Mr. । at that place. | 1935 Health Officers Salary 50.00 Flatt Tire A Service Station Root President, Selma Watkins, did the and Mrs. Guy Pound of The Dalles , J. p .Yates is now able to dome I General road supplies .75 Klondike. No. 8. A. B. Potter, Boys* & Girls’ Aid Society' installing assisted by Lena Brock, spent Sunday at the home of Mr.1 down to his store every day af- One teacher is now teaching in J. w .T. ... Johnson, Culvert A Mfg Co. Geo. - --------- -------- W. Drinkard, 1936 Budget appropriation 50.00 Past Noble Grand. and Mrs. Andy Shearer. ter a edge of septic sore throat Sherman county on the state wide C. W. Johnson and O. G. Hilder- Louise Home, 1935 Budget 36.98 General road supplies Neighbors of Woodcraft install The Lee McAtees of Pendleton' that kept him confined for over a adult and nursery school education brand. Foss A Company. General I appropriation 50.00 ed Thursday evening with Del were guests Sunday at the Judge month. al project sponsored under the 37.41 road supplies Monkland, No. 4: Geo. N. Me- Waverly Baby Home, 1935 Rust Guardian Neighbor; Leo Wat Potter home at Klondike. The Mary Elizabeth Sunday WPA by the State Department of Donald. C. J. Thompson, D. L. Bel- W. C. Hetyer, Road work — 1934 50.00 Budget appropriation ____ _ _ . kins, Past Guardian; Gertrude Mee House guests at the home of school class met at the Dr. Leah Education, according to an an she, Wilford Belahe and T. S. Volunteers of America Home ’t and 1935 *10.00 Advisor; June Spencer, Clerk; Mr. and Mrs. Myron Haise were Richelderfer home with a good at- nouncement bÿ C. A. Howard, Reese. I 1935 Budget appropriation 50.00 J. E. Norton, General road Esther Peugh. Banker and Corres State Superintendent of Public In I • supplies , 3.41 Rutledge, No. 7: Jas. Blagg, Geo. B. Bourhill, Premium pondent; Adeline Hull, Attendant the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. | tendance.' The program consisted struction. This teacher is Mrg. Guy HMlse and Mr. and Mrs. Sturm of devotional* followed by •» ’ Bible Clyde Smith, D. L. Reynolds, Har on Supt ’ s bond 20.00 . L. K. Clark, General road sup- and Manager; Elsie Medler, IS and study plies - -- ’ -- 4.00 old D. Eakin, and L D. Eakin. _ talks delivered by _ Mrs. O. G. Mary E. Hicks. D. J. Butcher, Re-employment Manager; Selma Watkins, musi of Boardman. A. M. Zeveiy. December mile- The Tuesday Study club held its Hilderbrind and Mrs. Louis Scholl, In the state at large there are Kent, No. 8: J. C. Wilson, G. L. 15.00 , . office expenses cian and Manager; A birthday a^t and transportation * 13.55 party was held after the instal regular business meeting at the Refreshments were served by the approximately 300 teachers in Hoskinson. G. C. Young, J. C. Hei- Pac. Power & Light Co. Feenaoghty Machinery Co. home of Mrs. Orval Yocum. As- Jhoatees and Mr*. Homer Dixon. . structing some 800 adult c l a ss é s yer and J. L. Davis. 37.68 Court house lights lation and Leo Watkins received General road supplies 124.86 draM Valley, No. 9: J[. W. W. Cost Print. A Binding Co. Miss Vivian Trounce of Moro and conducting 19 nursery schools sistant hostess was Mrs. Art. Bar- the gift McKean A Searcy, General for children ages two to five from Hayes, J. B. Coon, Dell Olds, Paul Sheriff's supplies 31.00 Hilderbrand gavel Saturday night the home Kall have been *ee. Mrs. Joe Hilderbranfl gave i spent aaturuay n<m, at Basketball games road supplies $16 00 relief families. These teachers ine Wilcox and W. Ray Blake. Assessor $1.50; Clerk’s evidence the past week an outline on the history of Ven- of Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller. • much in Gasoline purchased by L. L. were selected from among those Moro, No. 10: E. E. Barzee. W 41.00 Record books $38.50 VanGilder and the Wasco Wasco teams teams have have been ezula. Music consisting of. group ( Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vai 17.13 8. Powell, H. O. Kunaman, Theo- Peetz, 31.13 eligible for WPA work by city< and Drs. Morse A Moore, Medical cheerful loosers. The Wasco town singing followed. Mrs. Maude Ak- entertained at their home Satur- county superintendents who have dor^ Joftmston and Mae Moore. Roy J. Baker, General road 5.00 aid rendered Wm. Hall -w—. ' jday evening. Bridge was played team and the OCC camp boys were ers was conductress. 5.00 I supplies charge of the organization of class Wasco, No. 11: Myrtle M. Funk, Mid-Columbia Hospital, Hos- McIntyre left by* at four tables and prizes were Mrs. Afton in action here Friday night and* a A. a Dunlap. rim es and the supervision of the pro Belle A. Clothier, Anabel L. Fort pitalization for Wm. Hall 23.50 A. Mileage and the score ended 31 to 28. The stage for Portland ” Tuesday to awarded Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand and gramin their districts. 41.96 | supervision WPA work ner, Ryland O. Scott and Rachael H. H. Willard, Gravel for De- Wasco school team played at Grass spend the remainder of the week. James Maddox. Late refreshments Moss Park LOO Lloyd Johnson, Mileage on Medler. A variety of adult classes are be Mr. and 'Mm. W. A. MiHs and were served. Valley with scores of 11 to 51 for 5.25 | road work County Stock Inspector for 1936: Sherman County Journal ing taught this year* including Mrs. Jennie Porter were tn Rick- . Mrs. Minnie Myers of The Dalles the boys and 10 to 33 for the girls. 4440 Kendrick Dunlap, Mileage oq ... James Stewart of Grass Valley, al • Clerk ’ s Record book Americanization classes for the Saturday night the play at Dufui reall Friday to attend the funeral was a town visitor Friday. . | road work 8.35 Wily W. Knighten. Cash ad- foreign born, public speaking; pointed. Edna .Winchester, daughter of economics, first aid, crafts, par netted 13 to 48 for the boys and of Mrs. Lowry’s son. County Health Officer for 1936: < vanced for office help -5.75 John H. Wilt A Co. General 20 to 33 for the girls. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gora and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Herring, left ent education, commercial law. Dr. C. L Poley of Moro appointed. Geo. H. Wilcox, Prem, on offi- | road supple - ‘ . «90 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Käseberg Mr. Maggard of Kelso, spent Thur recently for San Francisco, County Physician for 1936: Dr. 180.00 Geo. Fox, General road work 7.20 English, hobbies, cooking, sewing, cers bonds ............ • , were hosts to the dinner club at a sday night with Mrs Gore’s sister । Ginn. Coleman A Co., Gener- recreation, literature, social prob-' XL L. Poley of IMoro appointed. Roy J. Baker, Prem, on Jus six-thirty dinner followed by three Mrs Etta Morford .35 County Truant Officer for 1936: al road supplies 10.00 tice of Peace bonds lems, aviation ground school Rastus— All money these days Mrs. G. H. Root was hostass to tables of bridge. The high score Gen- Tum-a-lum Lumber Co., Sheriff Chrisman appointed. M. Clark Webb, Sealer of course, radio, and similar classes. players were Mr. and Mrs. H. A. her Monday contract club it her is tainted. 13.30 Sherman County Fair Board for era! road supplies Weights A Measures 2.53 This state wide educational pro Sambo—What do you mean bj home. One-thirty luncheon was White. ---- - Wasco Market, General road ject is designed to give persons 1936: Appointments to be made Sherman County Journal .70 11.60 p supplies Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. served by the hostess. Mrs. Frank I County Printing to teach under WPA an at a later date. - Rastus—’Taint yours and ’taint qualified • National Hospital Ass’n Road »pportunity for employment in’ DeMossPark Board for 1936: Geo. A. Potter. Judge’s ex-. Everett were summoned here last Lamborn won the club prise. Jimmy Ellis and bride arrived mine. 9.51 Employees protection Sherman County Court to serve. penses 8.40 week by the illness of Mrs. Ever Hne with their training. State Industrial Acc. Oomm. Roadmaster , for 1936: L. Geo. G. Updegraff, Diet. At ett. Those coming were Mr. and Americanization classes, general Road employees protection, 12.71 8.88 torney’s expenses Mrs. Lee Everett of Eugene, Mr. adult and vocational classes, anu Peetz of Moro appointed to serve , Dick Huhman, Mileage—WPA tursery schools make up the chief'during pleasure of County Court, State Industrial Acc. Comm. and Mrs. H. E. Everett of Port Peace officers protection 14.51 j road work ? 7-10 pha»«* of the program. I Court Adjourned Subject to Call land, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Everett I Shell Oil Company General Mrs. Sarah Garland, Nursing of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs This WPA project is supervised j By County Judge. I road supplies 88.25 Ella Vanlandingham, Co. JANUARY 15 SESSION: Ernest Ferrel of The Dalles anc under the direction of C. A. How- 11.00 Union Oil Company, General * In The Matter of The Petition -Toor Mr. and Mrs. Elfin Ross of Beaver. By Lawrence Henderson ard. Superintendent of Publie In road supplies 14.50 Some pupils await with eager ful although Rufus ran up several struction. Roben J. Maaske is tlhCTo Vacate Road in Road District Zell’s Funeral Home, Burial State Director of Adult Education' anticipation the semester’s exami points, with the final score of Th< nations, others with slight chill» Dalles topping the 48 point mark and Parent Education, and Ken cruising up and down their spinal and Rufus barely reaching the 1 a neth Beach, State Supervisor of columns, and still others with real mark. During the course of th< Adult Education. dread. This week will decide just game, Hattenheur of The Dallet «fobr— what amount of knowledge has and Morris of Rufus were both Read the ads in the Journal seeped through the various skulls called from the game on persona* fouls. of high school students. Mert of Merit The students of the high school The next game on th« Rufus sche aren’t the only ones who await th< dule is Mated for Friday with sentence announcing the beginning Grass Valley, and Saturday both of the sequester tests. The grade the boys and girls team will motor pupils look forward to them with to Arlington to meet them in a "doable-risk Koatuoky straight as much joy. game on their floor. The midget basketeers of the January 15 marked a scene oi grade school met The Dalles mid much merry making at the home ead y«« will be mighty tied if you do. Groceries- Meats Fresh gets last Tuesday in a contest for of Doria Millard, who gave a party the supremacy between the two in honor of her birthday. Anothei Fruits and Vegetables in No. 175C schools. one arrives at the “Sweet Sixteen” Season. Norma and Georgiana Black- age. The main diversion of the <1.55 QUART No. 175A burne have a new brother weighing evening was dancing with the six and a half pounds. Norma local “jassters” furnishing the AVAKABU IN OREGON states that the young man has no music. During the 9 For five years ‘’Caterpillar” Die- name as yet because of the inabi freshments were served. sei Tractors have been pioneering lity to decide upon a fitting one. . . . . pointing the way for others The result of the game last Fri to follow .... out in front with day undoubtedly was as much a the first successful Diesel Tractor. surprise to The Dalles as it was to Now nearly every manufacturer the citizens of Rufus when it was builds a Diesel engine or buys one compared to the final score of the .... so it is Diesel vs Diesel. previous Rufus-Dalles game. Good cooperation with John Dick as lead Here are some points for compari ing player was a decided advan son .... tage for The Dalles team. Ths • most astonishing shots, noticeable Only one Diesel-Powered tractor can point to five years of success because of the length, were made by Dewey Wagonblast It seemed .... “Caterpillar.” that the basket simply could not Only one can point to 10.000 trac be missed by our opponents. At Aho for Established Linee of tors at work in the field . . . .“Cat the beginning of the game, the erpillar.** * y ... Rufus boys became rattled but as Mill Feed» Grain Bags the game progressed, they began Only one can offer positive start Deary and Poultry Feeds Twine a separate gasoline en- to settle down. With such odds as 23 to 5 at the half against Rufus, “Caterpillar.” gine Rolled Grains „ : Concentrates the boys could not hope to win. The second half began in prac Only one can offer perfect balance “ Salt between engine and tracks . . . . tically the same manner as the All kinds of Insurance first, boosting The Dalles score a “Caterpillar.” few points by several excessive Only one has a complete range ol well placed shots, leaving Rufus sizes .... “Caterpillar.” holding the bag. But—the last few minutes play proved the most exciting moments of the entire Safety Deposit foxes for Lease game, with Rufus striving with the SUPPLY CO. best that was in them to reduce th« appaling odds before the game Eattera Star, Rebekah’* and One Instructor For Adult a Education Matter of Grades Bothers Pupils of Rufus High School A Schenley Whiskey of Character WASCO MARKET Diesel vs Diesel RED A WHITE STORE 8Oc PINT Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers Wasco, Oregon needn’t envy the folks in Dixie for those delicious whiskey drinks they all mix way down South Mix them yourself with their own Kentucky straight whiskey... Schenley’s O’MEARA CREAM OF KENTUCKY
