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’ THE RH RUM A N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1996 -- page four . corporation: Mark H. Skinner, a* NoUc* el SherUTk 8*1« Of Real Property On the 7th day^ of March. 1986, Everett and Blanche S. Everett, at the hour of ten o’clock a. m. at husband and wife; and the Wasco the front door of the Ourthouse National Fkrm Loan Association, in Moro, ShermaiTCounty, Oregon. a corporation, defendants. z HUGH CHRISMAN I will sail nt «public auction to the Sheriff, of Sherman Ceunty. Oregon higheat bidder fbr cash the follow ing described rent property located Zoning of rural land. •* move in Sharman County, Oregon, to- NOTICE TO CREDITORS All creditors having claims ment that is rapidly spreading in wit: against the estate of Merritt G. the United States, will be thorough TheSoutiheast quarter of Sec Tuel, deceased, are hereby notified ly investigated for ttie state of tion Twenty-Three, the Soutiv- to present them in proper form to Weekly Grid of Local New* Oregon by" a special committee of west quarter of Section Twen the undersigned, the duly appoint experts under the direction of the ty-four, the Northwest quar- ed executrix of the last will and Far Your luferwatiou Oregon state planning board, it " ter of Section Twenty-five testament of Merritt G. Tuel, de was announced here Monday * by and the Northeast quarter of ceased, at the law offee of Geo. G. Ormand R. Bean, chairman of the Section Twenty-six, ail in Updegraff, Moro, Oregon, within Township Two North, Range board. * Measles have been prevalent in six months from the date of this The project, which is regarded Eighteen, East of the Wiliam - Wasco. Forty pupils were report ' notice, to-wit: January 17, 1936. as one of the most important in ' ette Meridian. ed absent from school Thursday Said sale is made under execu- ^<ar>aret- T^ b L the board’s program for the com after which action was token to , “ Geo. G. ,Updegi aff, tion issued out of the Circuit ing year, will be headed by E. L. dismiss classes until February 10. | Potter, agricultural economist, Court of the State of Oregon for Attorney for Executrix. Glenna Hilderbrand and Ray Last publication Feb. 7, 1936. Oregon __ State _ college. He will the be Coufl^ of Sherman to me di Critdbfield have returned to their ! assisted by W. A. Schoenfeld, dean ' rected in the ease of The Federal respective homes. Ray to Kelso of tlhc school of agriculture at the Land Bank of Spokane, a corpora - ELECTION RETURNS and the former to Independence. state college; C. J. Buck, regional tion, plaintiff; vs. Joseph M. Yo- Members of the Monday contract forestor, Portland; Sinclair A. com, also known as Joseph M. Yo- Continued from page one. club met with Mrs. Frank Lam- county who were registered. This bom for 1:30 luncheon followed by “Pardon me, sir,7 said the hotel Wilson. U. S. Forest Service, Port- cum and Mary M. Yocom. also was a larger vote than was ex bonus money will be used for you mind telling J*™*; John B. ~ Yeon, W. E. Finiey, known as Mary M. Yocum, hus- three tables of bridge. Higih score ‘ Would wouui ------- T , w homes, farms and equipment; pay cleric. “ would you you mine mind veiling. ——- Biggs o£ bund «nd wif.; BmA of Wm«». . pected and larger than was count was won by Mrs. B. W. Guy. me your name?" | Portland, and J ment of old debts will absorb- ar corporation; Bank of Commerce, a ed in the state at large. Mrs. Arthur Sargent returnea **My name?" »nowted new'Burna. bout 23 percent, personal and fam from Saleai Tuesday. Dick John ily expenditures will account fot guest "Can’t you see where i' Oregon, with ita widely No Yes Yas No Yas No "Yes *"No signed tfie regiateri’ i «d climate, topography and so>K son also motored down accompa about 11 percent and almost $100;- 90 30 76 ’ 46 26 92 30 91 •Moro nied by his mother, Mrs. Kate 000,000 will be invested in auto air/’ w.. the reply,."that’s 69 62 11 20 9 72 69 13 Grass Valley Johnson who has been a visitor in mobiles. Approximately $684,000,- what aroused my curiosity." 83 7 78 13 84 5 75 - 16 Wasco state board study is expected to Salem. .. 000 it is estimated, will be repre-( 66 7 64 10 65 14 57 9 Kent reveal whether or not measures Miss Joy White returned home, sented in uncashed bonds, invest 68 Í8 77 9 . 74 69 11 16 sihould be passed by the next ses- 5- Rufus recently from Modesto, Cal., where j Inquiries received at the local ments and 4 * savings. 36 10 40 5 4 36 42 Mrs. Jones — I had the most tei- sion o f t fc e legislature that would 10 Locust Grove i- ■ u 1 * . , / 1 she has completed her cour®5jp I insuring office of the Federal ‘ 2 51 41 12 Oregon s 35,000 Veterans will re r^ie scare last night. I heard a result in a more efficient use of the 46 48 3 7 Monkland ban^°HK H*White3»nd Housing Administration give sup- 22 00^ 23 00 19 1 2 Rutledge 21 iX’ aHra visi^ inMrua^fo.. port to the belief of omei.!. of the ceive more than $20,000.000 and, ’ noise in the middle of the night state’s soil resources. 48 7 , 49 6 T1 4 51 44 Klondike Such legislation would provide on the basis of the national esti-i and turned on the light. There timp American Legion that a subston- 533 510 92 121 84 537 107 521 for classification of all lands ex-1 Totals an indefinite left for' tial part of the forthcoming bonus mate, they will spend about $5,-i sticking out from underneath the cept those now in forest, and while Eurene to visit her daughter Mrs. money will be invested in home 000.000 for homes. Every county bed was a pair of man’s legs. it woujd not interfere witih present in the state will participate in the Mrs. Bones—Was it a burgler? operations, it would prohibit trans Rav Barlow. . properties. j IKay DM* • ,11 a.- Tho iirivae n’t ■ nf Mrs. Jones-^-Oh, nd) r It was my The wives of a number of Vet- distribution and resulting benefit Dean Barnett was called to fer of rural land except for use as husband. He hoard the noise first. classified according to the laws. Eugene to accept a federal appoint- erans have called at the FHA office ’to business and industry, in the Park building to inquire ..mi Such measures would prevent ment. about the complete home financing j Mrs. L. R. Walsh won high many futile attempts to farm sub honors receiving club prize and plan, their intention being to use J marginal areas, would provide Mrs. Ross Hilderbrand guest prize the bonus money to purchase a grazing land where most needed, when three tables of cards were building lot or as a down payment and would make for the most effec in play at the home of Mrs. L. P. on an existing property. tive use of the soils. • Similar inquiries have been re Haven who was hostess for the j Otiber members are expected to ceived by cooperating lending in junior bridge club. be added to the committee, and stitutions ... in --------------- Portland and else- Mrs. Fred Abescher and son Dan ------------ : the board plans to have the recom- Also for Established Lines of came up from Sherwood Thursday. where in the state and realtors re- I mendation on the project ready in an ----- increasing number of hom* to remain for a sihort time at the port ---- * — —---------- ‘ ■ ■ ■ — March. Earl Riéhelderfer home. I sales to Veterans who will turn Mill Feeds Grain Bags This problem of feeding a man where fruits and vegetables fail; Mrs. W. E. Dutton was club over their bonus checks as initial Rice—You claim a woman can’t Dairy and Poultry Feeds Twine hostess to the Klondike club mem-1 payment as soon as the moaey is isn’t as simple as it seems on the fruit pies served with cheese are keep a »©cret but I’ve kept my age bers Thursday. Mrs. A. M. Hicks, received. . Under the terms ot surface. If the men in your fam- always welcome. Rolled Grains Concentrates Build around this' mannish dish a secret since I was 25. Maude Akers and Mrs. V. V. Rust some contracts, monthly payments y eat heartily and with satisfac- Stoffl — Yes, but one of these drove out from town, Mrs. Hicks are started immediately, thus mak ion anything and everything serv the type of meal your husband re days you’ll simply have to tell it. Flour Salt to give instruction in the art at, Ing actual possession possible pend ed and yet aren’t overweight or quires but when it comes to edu Rice—Ob, no. After a woman All kinds of Insurance basket making. | ing formal transfer of the bonus suffering from chronic indigestion, cating a man to certain types oi keeps a secret for 20 years she then you may count yourself bles foods, remember that a woman’s ought to know pretty well how to H our « guests of Mr. and Mrs. amount. Louis Sdholl recently were Mrs.| According to the American Le- sed. For you are the envy of the best weapons are subtility and pa- keep it Crawford and Mrs. Creighton of gion estimate, approximately 26 numerous worried wives who find tience. percent or $518,600.000 of the the problem of husband feeding a Bend. DEEP SEA DELIGHT Mrs. Morrisey—You used to say Hollis Hull was here from Port Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease large one. One pkg of noodles I was all the world to you. . The method of making a meal One c. medium white sauce land for a visit at the home of his by won high score at bridge and Mr. Morrisey—Yeaih, but I’ve C. T. langley at chess. enjoyable varies with the type of One small can button mushrooms learned my geography since. mother, Mrs. Adeline Hull. Mrs. H. A. Van Gilder gave a man you have to feed. If he is Mrs. E. L. Feldman was a busi or one-fourth lb fresh ones —Pathfinder. ness visitor in Portland for sever- Wednesday dinner party. The fol- overweight, it is wise to curb his One medium size can tUna fish al days. ! losing guests were present: Olive appetite with a Ihrge succulent One lb can asparagus tips or Augusta Huckin of Pullman Robinson and Jahn iRobinson: Mr. salad, served as the first course. One and a half lbs. fresh, ones spent the week end with her moth and Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder; And be very miserly with sugars One c. grated American cheese Walter Eaton and Mrs. Art Bar- and fats in cooking and wary of er, Mrs. Augusta Huckin. One half tsp salt Miss Jessie Hull came up from zee. such trimmings as rich, jellies and One-eighth tsp pepper __ ____________ Portland spending last Wednesday Dean Silver returned to Corval- gravies. But be careful to remem night at the home of her sister, lis after an extended visit with his ber that a hungry man is not a Dash of paprika Cook the noodles in salted boil Mrs. Andy Shearer._______________ father, Chester Silver. happy one and make a specialty of ing water until tender. Drain, Ross Morrow motored from The Tillicum club met at the meals that are filling without be rinse and drain them again. Add the home of Mrs. J. F. Royce. Lunch ing fattening. Monta Vista, Colorado, to the rest of the ingredients in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs eon was served followed by three If the man is thin and nervous order named, reserving some of Frank Morrow. (Mrs. Ross Mar- tables of bridge. Mrs. Art Smith be as lavish as you like with row and children returned home and Mrs. B. E. Guy won the high cream, butter, sugar and othei the grated cheese for the top of the dish. Place in buttered casse with him Thursday after a visit and consolation prizes. high calorie foods but besure to role. sprinkle with the grated The new officers installed by the serve the food in a tempting man of two months. Mrs. Oscar Humburg returned Knights of Pythias lodge, Aqrora ner and see that the atmosphere cheese, and bake in a moderate home. She was accompanied by lodge. No. 54, include« the follow at the dinner table is happy, even oven (350 degrees) 3 her mother Mrs. George Rood of ing: Chancellor, Joe Hilderbrand; gay Vice-chancellor, Fay Brackett; Pre Hillsboro. Perhaps the man takes a nega Frank Knox and daughters Dor late, Bruce Millard; Master of tive attitude toward good-for-you othy, Donna and Jessie spent Sun Arms. Arnold Brady; Master oi foods simply because too much has day in The Dalles at the home of Works, Jahn McClure; Inner Guard been said regarding their very im FUNERAL ifOMl George Moon; Outer Guard. ¡My portant place in the diet. In that Mr. and Mrs. William Byers. The election board for the spec ron Haise. case a bit of careful disguising of ial election was: Myrtle Funk, Mrs. Earl Richelderfer recently the protective foods saves him and Phone 345 The Dalle*, O k Belle Clothier, Annabel Fortner. underwent a major operation in his disposition. A bit of onion, a SCHINtEY’S ------ or----- - R. O. Scott and Rachael Medler. The Dalles hospital. . dash of catsup, or Worchestersdiire Mrs. L. T. Sloat and family have Mrs. Vintin Watkins is recover sauce adds sophistication and de GRASS VALLEY PHARMA« \ moved into the Van Gilder house. ing from an operation and is re velops the character of creasn Phone 222 Mrs Afton McIntyre returned ported as doing well. soups and cream or cheese sauces; to Portland Sunday to receive med There will be a public meeting fruit or tomato juice cocktoil even ical attention. Mr. McIntyre and in the interest of the Townstsic STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY children accompanied her. plan at the high school auditorium Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dixon next Monday night. 0. E. Chil were hosts at a dinner party for ders of Portland will be the speak- the school faculty Wednesday eve er. People of Wasco and vicinity N©. 143C ning. After dinner bridge and will have an oportunity to hear the CATERPILLAR chess were played. Lorraine Dar- principles of ¿he plan explained. 41.75 WART N©. 143A Lloyd Hennagin returned iron MEETING Portland where he went last wee to be at the bedside of his father. The mildesotasting, lightest House guests of Mrs. Minnie Mc straight Pennsylvania rye you Kinney last week were her son *nd wife, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney Movies At 1:00 P. M. can buy . . . you’ll prefer it! of Heppner. Hustrated Talks I will sell at public auction, Mr. and Mrs. Ova Hansen were hosts to the members of the Interesting at my ranch, 13 miles east of FREE pinochle club Saturday evening. Arlington on the highway to Mr. and Mirs. Ted Anderson won Heppner, the following: high honors and low scores were Talking motion plc made by Mr. and Mrs. Arvid An-, demon. late refreshments were KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKEY H F r V4V1 Instructive data ... an Mr and Mrs. George Benson and Every drop 2 years 6 months old- One pure bred Shire stnl- three Mildren of The Dalles moved opportunity to saa and into the Joe Agee house and the lion, broke to irod'k. One learn all about the naw- children are enrolled in the grade yearling and ( school. Mr. Benson is working on New Board of Federal Land Bank at Spokane Wasco School Control of Farm Closed For Measles Until Feb. 10 Veterans Ask For Homes To Invest Bonus In Sherman Cooperative Grain Wasco, Oregon Growers OREGON <MIRY COUNCIL ZELLS AUCTION SALE HE'S DE’F.f ATE Sat., Feb. 15 26 Head of Horses two-year-old CM?- 20 Head of Heifers WASCO MARKET RtD 4 WHITE STORE Burt Brown Barker, vlce-presU 4©nt ©f the University of Oregon, ¡has boon named a delegate to the Important Anglo-American History •enforonoe, to be held In London 1« July. Dr. R. C. Clark, head of the history department at tho unL mm m «tola. MAYFLOWER OOc PINT G roceries—Meats—F resh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. Tuesday Feb. 18 O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. Dairy Type, that will freshen soon. These cows have been government ECHO SPRING $1 35 PINT 42^5 WART A straight whiskey value you won’t find it easy to duplicate. AVAIL ABLE IN ORNGON tested. Machinery & Tools George Shane, Owner Terms, Cash MAIK OF DUBONNET^ WINI-THt GR4AT MINCH AMRITIF — AfcCOMOl UX BY VOLUMI .J’l I— STRAIGHT OR IN COCKTAILS. DU BONNET IS AME RICA'S FAVOR ITE NEW DRINK LARGE $2.50 NO.640A
