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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1936)
' PAOB FOVK"' ~ ‘ ’ TUI UUMAN CUUMFT JOUOMA1. MORO, ORBGON FRIDAY FEBRUARY «1. UM Miss Mary Jeanette Sargent who FEEDING IAMBS Townibip four(4) 3outh. Ra is attending Willamette University । nge eighteen (18) East of (Continued from page one | «irta wm .lected aoprotarv secretary nf of the soph-! ’ th|,' the WiMmnefte Meridian;. the very unsatisfactory 11 <1/ _ _ <1 omore class there recently. Rraina gtart At th< end VOlG WeRtner Northwest quarter (NW1) of Leroy Belshee left for Alaska of the first month the average gain | the Northeast quarter (NEi), By Lawrence Henderson recently, where he will be employ was 7.4 pounds compared with Hi . Section thirty three (S3), ed at Ketchican. Township four (4) South, _____ _________ ___ _ _ BlM’-r-rl The mercury eviden- The upper grades of the Wasco with the same grain ration. At1 tly took a rather sudden nose dive1 Range eighteen (1H) East 7 school will present a three act the end of the second month, with'—-much to our disgust. At thej of the Willamette Meridian; farce “Oh, Professor’’ in the school even smaller gains ahefwn. one present we haven’t had any ex- Containing three hundred twen auditorium Saturday evening, Feb pound of chopped alfalfa hay per tremo cold snaps but even so it ty (320) acres in Sherman ruary 22. Members of the cast head was added to the ration each has been more than six degrees County. Oregon. George Moon Wins Trip To are Idabelle Spencer, Ruth Cook- day, after which excellent gains below zero. And—those children Said sale is made under execu ingham, Jack Hines, Marion Crews, were shown. that come'to school on busses must tion issued out of the Circuit Calif oi n a for Salesmanship Malcolm Richelderfer, Dorothy and practice a great deal of coopera Court of the State of Oregon for Donna Knox, June Wilde, June the County of Sherman to me di tive shivering and shaking. Hines, Kenneth and Helen Blau ALLOTMENTS The announcement of games to rected in the case of State of Ore Mrs. 4. M. Hicks was taken to and Jean Dutton. be played this pabt week was for gon, Represented and Acting by (Continued from page ene) The EJalles hospital Saturday with Many arc still out of school be- of th« AAA from its inception in naught —not a one were played, be- the World War Veterans’ State a severe ease of pneumonia. Her cause of illness although school May 1933 to the end of 1935. The ing postponed btcimse of illness Aid Commission, plaintiff vs. Alex condition is reported as very ser was discontinued for a two week total amounted to $1.480,057,513.25 and inclement weather. Even at ander Jackson, a single man; K. L. ious at latest word from the hos period. Of the total approximately 1100 that we intend to play Arlington Hauser; John Karlen, » single pital. The last home basketball game million dollars was paid to fanners Saturday. Perhaps we may ail man; J. J. Decker and Marguerite Mrs. Jennie Young returned will be played Friday at 7:30 with for rental and benefit payments. have a more cheerful outlook on Decker, husband and wife; O. A. Carlson, as Receiver of The First from The Dalles following a busi the boys and girls both meeting About 75 million was used for re life by tomorrow night. ness visit uf several weeks. moval and conservation of surplus, i Two new typewriters were re National Bank of The Dalles,. Ore Gtass Valley. gon; The United .States National Mrs. Abbie Hull left for Port New officers of the Garden Club and 157 million for drouth relief, ceived last Monday and how they land after a two weeks stay with are President, Mrs. F. E. Fortner; food conservation and disease erad- have been razzed. Every one has Bank of Portland (Oregon), a cor her daughter Mrs. Free Crews and Vice-president, Mrs. H. A. White; ication operations. ■ About 78 mi)- suddenly decided to get their typ- poration; Mark Skinner, as super intendent of Banks of the State of family. Sec Treas., Mrs. F. F. Lambom. lion was used in adminlstyation. ing done—to the teacherr ’s surprise Oregon, in charge .of the affairs new ma- 60 per cent of which was spent in order to try out the Mi-. H. A. White and her daugh The next meeting of the members of the Moro State Bank; Frank ter, Luu -e, are home again. Lou- will be held at the home of Mrs. • in the field and 40 per cent at. chines. I Oud attendance has been by no Gabel; Elizabeth Williams and A. rtceiving medical treat-; ’ E. D. McKee Tuesday, March 10. ise 1 Washington. yx ’ report for Oregon shows means perfect of late. If it has J. Decker, defendants. .. ment in Puidu.il and is slightly HUGH CHRISMAN Donald Wilson of The Dallas benefit and rental payments in this not been cold, it has Been tonsilitis; improved. Sheriff of Sherman County. Oregon . visited in Wasco with his unda. Btate am<mn t!ng to #808,769.08 if it hasn ’ t been toasilitis, it has Asa Richelderfer left for Port Leroy Belshee, for a few days last un<kr the wheat 807.716.29) been flu; if it hasn’t been flu. it Feb. 21-28;Mareh fl-18, ’36. land Tuesday with a load ol live week. | an< j Corn-hog ($1.001,052.79) pro- has been an epidemic—kmeasles; stock. He returned Friday. and last, if it hasn’t beenmeasles, . Notice of Final Settlement Regardless of the illness of Mrs. j grams. Sherman county farmers Elfin Ross and son, Wallace of is hereby given that Geo. received during that period a total it has been absence just on gener H. Notice Beaver, came up Monday to visit H, E. Everett she and her husband of Wilcox, administrator of the $922,734.76 divided as follows, al principles. Our attendance how with Mrs. Ross who is slaying. aU «lehrated their 55th wedding an- estate of Bud W. Moore, deceased, wheat $903,052.99; 6ofn-hogs $19,- ever is again on the up grade and the home of her parents, Mr. and niversary Sunday, February 16th has filed his Final Account in said • we are all mothering the hopes of in the presence of the following 681.77. Mrs. W. E. Everett. estate, and , that £ Saturday, the ! leas illness in the future (evident George Moon was a represents-1 children: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ever-! 14th day of March, 1936. at the ly it wouldn’t takers philosopher tive from here at an insurance I ett of Portland; Mrs. Ida Downie| Flubb—Now there’s-a generai to imagine the feelings hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m.-in the the pompany trip to Los Angeles. He of Oakland, Cal.; Mrs. Mattie Ross for you. One day you read about other communities of the county.) County Court Room in the County won the trip through selling the of Beaver; Mrs. Myrtle Funk of him in Mexico, the next In Cuba The patience of the civic stu Court House in Moro, Sherman largest amount of insurance in a Wasco. Absent were sons Charles, and a day later you hear he’s in dents has been sorely tried of late. County, Oregon, has been fixed as given territory. He left last ! Carl and Lee, of Eugene and Mrs. Europe. the time and place for the hearing Clara Rainey of Oakland, Mrs. • Dubb—To what general do you Between current event folders and of objections to said report and week. charts designating ths functions of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin Edna Farrel of The Dalles and refer? I various phases of our government the settlement thereof. Flubb — General Chaos. and children Darrie and Sharon Pearl of Klamath Falls. Geo. H. Wilcox, 1 they have been unusually busy. had their Sunday dinner at Stiles Administrator of said estate. The folders.—nevertheless, tend to on the Deschutes. Geo. G. Updegraff show what outside,, reading ,the ... Federal Veterinarian B. H. Mil-j studnts do and is really of much Attorney for Administrator. ler of Nebraska has been in the more interest than the monotenous Feb. 14, 21, 28. March 6, 1936. Klondike district for the past week i < study from the text. testing cattle for Bang’s disease,1 Notice of Sheriff’s Sale and vaccinating sheep. Of Real Property ' Notice of Sheriff ’ s Sale An unusual occurance was the Of Real Property 4 On the 7th day of March, 1936, birth of a lamb weighing 16 On Saturday, the 21st day of at the hour of ten o’clock a. m. at pounds, to a ewe belonging to March, 1936, at the hour of ten the front door of the Courthouse Herb Root. Almost ready for mut o’clock a. m. at the front door of in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon. ton chops already. Courthouse in Moro. Sherman I will sell at public auction to the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Proudfoot With Washington’s Birthday in ishing food, fresh air in abundance the County. Oregon, I will sell at pub highest bidder for. cash the follow were recently called to Yakima, the offing and with celebrations all plenty of exercise ~ and regular by the death of Mr. Proudfoot’s ■ over the state during the past week houH .... and prodiyjed a healthy lic auction to the highest bidder ing described real property located for, cash, the following described in. Sherman County, ‘Oregon, to- brother. commemorating the 77th Annhner- hardy stock. ’ „ wit: Harley Myers, brother of Mrs. sary of Oregon’ s admission ihto We might dwell upon that,, thot real property located in Sherman TheSoutiheast quarter of Sec Orville Yocum, is working on the the United States, we are reminded and in the end simpU^i our ^wn County, Oregon, to-wit: tion Twenty-Three, the South The South half (Si) of the Joe Hilderbrand farm. that the problems of the hdusé- menus to Ihdude mor^b west quarter of Section Twen- Southwest quarter (SWI), the Mrs. Harry Van Gilder present-1 wife haven’t always been as «im- senfials . . . whole gra ty-four, the Northwest quar- Southwest quarter (SWf) of ed a talk on Great Women Exec pie as they are today. frùitï ïhd vegetables^ today. ter of Section Twenty-five. the Southeast quarter (SEI), utives in Education at the Wasco At one of the banquets the toast you’r« Jin the mood try thi« recipjt and the Northeast quarter of Section twenty eight (28). Women’s Study Club when it met master recalled that his owa pion- for spoon corn bread. It Section Twenty-six, all in Townhsip four (4) South, at the home of Mrs. E. D. McKee. , neer mother had been her own ex- as popular with your fa a» ..it Township Two North, Range Range eighteen (18) East of Twelve members responded to the pert tailor and shoemaker, that she was with your grandmqth^'s. Eighteen, East of the Willam the Willamette Meridian; the roll call. Singing of the girls club made over his fathers “pants’’] Spoon Cornbread ’ ette Meridian. Southeast quarter (Sift) of was one of the features of the pro for the next in line, and that the One cup cornmeal. Said sale is made under execu the Northeast quarter (NEi). gram. “pants” were handed down until One half teaspoon each salt, soda tion issued out of the Circuit Section thirty two (32), Town Mrs. Vintin Watkins returned the last of the children had worn Two cups sour milk Court of the State of Oregon for ship four (4) South, Range from The Dalles hospital Sunday them. “I was the 11th of the line4** T wq eggy the County of Sherman to me di eighteen (18), East of the much improved in health. Two tablespoons butter he said. rected in the case of The Federa' Willamette Meridian; the Mrs. Frank Morrow was hostess Many a housewife today com- jMhl dry ingredients; add sour Land Bank of Spokane, a corpora West half (Wi) of the North to members of the contract club plains of the responsibilities in- milk, egg yolks and melted butter: tion, plaintiff; vs. Joseph M. Yo- west quarter (NWJ), the Wednesday, serving a one-thirty volved in providing food and cloth mix thoroughly and fold in the com, also known as Joseph M. Yo Northeast quarter (NEi) of dessert luncheon followed by two ing for her brood of two. three or stiffly beaten egg , whites. Bake cum and Mary M. Yocom. also the Northwest quarter (NW- tables of bridge. Guests were four children. She complains , . . . in moderate oven 350 degrees, for known as Mary M. Yocum, hus- i), Section thirty three (33), M eAdames F.R. Fortner, Andy with shoes, with every type of 30 minute«. Serve with spoon. Shearer and V. A. Haufelt, high clothing available for purchase scores going to Mrs. Frank Lanf- ready made .... with the problem born and Mrs. Fortner. Thursday of meal planning confined merely afternoon Mrs. Morrow had the to purchasing thé desifed foods Tillicum chib members in for two and preparing them for the table. ’ tables of cards and Mrs. S. J. with every type of labor saving! Brock received high score and Mrs. device imaginable to lighten the’ house work and provide more iime Phone 345 The Dalles, (he In spite of the cold weather a for leisure. good crowd gathered at the Opera -or----- Let her talk with some hardy house to see the Darktown Strut pioneer of the past generation and ter« Ball Minstrel presented by the she will find that the problems of' GRASa VALLEY PHARMACY Wasco Civic Singers Saturday the housewife haven’t always been Phob« te. f night. as simple. These women prepared Voldis Wilde returned from the leather and made the shoes Banks to the home of his parents for their families. They spun the and was in school Monday. used in tneir weaving and Loo Watkins has taken over the thread made the garments worn. ’ j C mb II , dray business formerly operated pioneers raised the food ierved at by his brother, Vintin. RED 4 WHITE STORE their tables, milked their own cows, and suffered many hardships because of food spoilage and weath Groceries- Meats— Fresh er conditions. As a result the food served was Fruits and Vegetables in essentially simple but wholesome Season • and nourishing. Every member of the household had his share of re-* 'sponsibility. According to pres-1 Your Patronage Solicited ent day standards life was exceed- * ingly simple but It provided nour- Adult Education „ „ ip I Games Delayed By Teacher of Wasco band and wife; Bank of Waseo, a corporation; Bank of Commerce, a corporation. Mark II. Skinnar. as Superintendent of Banks; Carl Evorett and Blanche S. Everett, husband aad wife; and the Wasco National Farm I«« Loan Association. a corporation, defendants. a N HUQH CHRIRM CHRISMAN Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon Ill With Pneumonia >yADA,R^MAYN E ORIGON WRY COUNCIL ZEIL’S FUNERAL HOME Wait till you see how easy, our Family’s Whiskey slithers down your throat! Me and the boys are up to our knees in orders for our Family’s Whiskey. You know it took a whole life- tuna of distilling experience to make whiskey that trick les down so nice and easy as this does. So far every body that’s tasted it has said it’s the grandest whiskey they’ve run across yet. I hope you think the same. AVAILABLE IN OREGON DwideS and Battled by I m . S. Flndi & Co., lac.. Schanioy. Fa.—DIvhiM at Schenlay Frodacts Co.. I m . FHKE— A copy of The Wilken Fa-nlly Cocking A!b>>m i jull write me at The Maple*. R F D No ». Schn/r*. P. AUCTION SALE POSTPONED TO WASCOMARKET Thursday, Feb. 27 At R. J. Ginn Farm 2 Miles East of DeMoss Springs AT 1:00 P. M 21 Head of Horses & Colts Lowest in Operating Cost this “Caterpillar” Twenty-two Thousands of “Caterpillar” Twen ty-Two’s now at work for farm owners all over the country have proved th« fact that this tractor lead« the field in low up-keep cost. ♦" Its flrst cost is low .... it oper ates efficiently an low cost fuel . . . replar went parts are unhrellevt- ably low « •'. . less than $40.00 re build« the engine. You’ll nave with a Twenty-Two. O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. Sherman Cooperative Grain Wasco, Oregon Growers Weight 1400 to 1700 Pounds » One Brood Sow & Two Heifers Also for Established Lines of Mill Feeds Grain Bans Dairy and Poultry Feeds Twine Rolled Grains Concentrate* Flour Salt All kinds of Insurance 1-18 hoe Kentucky Grain Drill 2-3 Bottom John Deere Plows 1 Dane Mower 1 Tomlin Weeder 1 Iron wheel Wagon Header bed 2-22 foot Iron Harrows 6 Sets of Harness Lead bars. Hitches, Chains 1 -8 foot McCormick-Deering Binder Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease C. W. Smith, Owner Terms Cash G. R. Gochenour, Auctioneer
