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THE »HERMAN UUUNTÏ JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1936 page foub J. W. Hays, Judge and mile BuppUaa 10’50 tion issued out of the Circuit with her sister Mrs. Earl will DIONNE QUINTUPLETS 6.46 Kendrick Dunlap, Road work age Court of the State of Oregon tor Richelderfer for a few weeKs. 5.46 W. Ray Blake, First Clerk the County of Sherman to me di mileage 42.04 Lloyd Hennagin and wife were in 5.46 State Industrial Arc. Comm. rected in the case of State of Ore Dell Olds, Second Clerk visiting Portland over the 5.46 Our calendar this year pictures John E. Alley, Third Clerk Road ofhtHeyoee protection ¿2.25 gon, Represented and Acting by .with Mr. Hennagin’s father. Mrs the World War Veterans’ State Nat id nal Hospital Aaa*n. Road Pearl Williams of Butte, Montana, the famous Canadian Babies. We MORO BOARD 6.69 employe«« proteaMen 9.11 Aid Commission, plaintiff vs. Alex । also visited for several days with are not mailing them as formerly W. S. Powell, Chairman 6.69 W. G. ArinsWuftby, O ?neral but asking you to call at our E. E. Barzee, Judge ander Jackson, a single man; K. L. the above mentioned relatives. 6.69 Hauser; John Karlen, a single road supplita, f>ec. A Jan. Rev. and Mrs. Cookingham at- Funeral Home for them; so that IL O. Kunsman, First Clerk accounts 166.08 man! J. J. Decker and Marguerite tended the second congressional we may have opportunity to show Theo. Johnston, Second Clerk 6.69 you through the parlors, whicl, 6.69 Mae Moore, Third Clerk Decker, husband and wife; O. A. Treas. Wasco Oregon of Townsend district convention and ntly redecorated we have WASCO BOARD as Receiver of The First Carlson. court Survey work and supplies Dalles clubs held in The Belle A. Clothier, Chairman and National Bank of The Dallas, Ore in the of which we are very proud. by Wasco county roadmas house and in the Auditorium Weekly Social Events 6.76 We are anxious to have the op— mileage . r ter—David Reid Road 282.35 gon; The United States National evening. Rev. Cookingham repre- 5.76 Geo. Wilde, Dec. A Jan. gener- Bank of Portland (Oregon), a cor Spen- portunity to tell you about any Myrtle M. Funk, Judge sented this district. W. A. Briefly Reported 77.85 poration; Mark Skinner, as super al road supply peefts. cer also attended the convention phase of our profession, including Anabel L. Fortner, First Clerk 5.76 embalming costs, and how to ar Ryland O. Scott, Second Clerk 5.76 Ore.-Wn. Powder Co. Gen. intendentof Banks of the State of from this place. range with us to care for caset-, Rachael Medler, Third Clerk 5.76 Oregon, in charge of the affairs road supplies 7.69 Among those attending the fun of the Moro State Bank; Frank Mrs. Afton McIntyre is steadily eral of Mrs. Hicks from Moro were: where death occurs at a distance. CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL Shell Oil Company, (Kent) LOWED AGAINST THE ROAD We will save you a lot of extra General road supplies 18.51 Gabel; Elizabeth Williams and A. improving in health and is staying । Mr. W. W. Knighten, Carl McKean, FUND AT THE FEBRUARY Union Oil Company, General J. Decker, defendants. with relatives in Portland till she Mrs Anna Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. cost, not because we are cheap, but 7.25 Road supplies is able to return to her home Powell, Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder, because of our small over-head ex TERM OF COURT, 1936 HUGH CHRISMAN here. Sheriff of Sherman County. Oregon Miss Vivian Trounce and Mr. and pense, and because you are out Ted Anderson, Expenses for 3.00 road truck Many social events have been I Mrs. Elmer Barzee; also a num home folks. Feb. 21-28;Mareh 6-13, ’36. Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Come in and get a calendar ana J. C. Freetnan & Co., road postponed till a later date due tc I ber of friends from The Dalles in .40 Of Real Property supplies—road flags illness, and weather conditions. cluding Mrs. Guy Pound, and Mi. let us explain about all of these Flatt Tire & Service Station On Saturday, the 21st day of* Notice of Final Settlement The dale of the three act school and Mrs. Earl Zackary, Mrs. Rob conditions. 10.45 March, 1936, at the hour of ten Road supplies If you cannot call, let us know Notice is hereby given that Geo. play has been changed to March ert Murray, Mrs. Etta Coryea, Mrs. you, or o’clock a. m. at the front door of H. Wilcox, administrator of the the 6C . Otto Keller and Mrs. Cora Gordon and we will mail it to & Cole- Hal White, Staking culverts and mileage ' 4.30 the Courthouse in Moro, Sherman estate of Bud W.- Moore, deceased, you can get one at Ginn The Tuesday Contract club mem man, Moro; Grass Valley Drug Standard Oil Company County, Oregon, I will sell at pub has filed his Final Account in said bers met at luncheon with Mrs I STATEHOUSE GOSSIP. 73.69 lic auction to the highest bidder estate, and that Saturday, the Store; A. W. Spencer, barber shop, Road Supplies Georg. Potter, and three tables of (Continued from page two) cards were in play during the af tiative measure tn bar the seiners Wasco. I will arrange later to Foss & Company, Road sup 8.70 for cash, the following described 14th day of March, 1936, at tihe real property located in Sherman hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m. in the plies ternoon. Mis. H. A. White receiv from the river along with the fish have them at Kent, Shaniko and 2.00 County, Oregon, to-wit: Fields Garage, Road supplies Antelope. County Court Roam in the County ed the club prixe and Mrs. Marie | wheels and traps. This week the Feenaughty Mach. Co. Gen. The South half (Si) of the Respectively, Court House in Moro, Sharman Cooper guest prize. seiners hit back at their rivals with 48.74 Southwest quarter (SWi), the road supplies Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Zell. County, Oregon, (has been fixed as Mrs. Dick Yocum and Mrs. Geo. a measure of their own in which Southwest quarter (SWi) of Pure Iron Culvert & Mfg Co. the time and place for the hearing Drinkard won club prizes and Mrs. they propose to cut down the Zell’s Funeral Home, 135.99 General road supplies the Southeast quarter (SEi), of objections to said report and W. 8. Deaton guest prize when length of the gill nets from 250 to The Dalles, Oregon. Tel. 345. E. L. Weld, Gen. road work 7.90 Section twenty eight (28), the settlement thereof. the 500 Webfoot club met Friday 150 fathoms. If the seines are bar C. A. Bargenholt, Gen. road ToWnhsip four (4) South, Geo. H. Wilcox, at the home of Mrs. Marie Cooper^ red, these fisher men say, the sein 5.65 work Range eighteen (18) East of Administrator of said estate. ~ the hostess served -- one thirty,' ers will have to join the gill Bet COUNTY COURT J. R. Yocum, Gen. road work 67.05 the Willamette Meridian; the Geo. G. Updegraff dessert luncheon. ters in order to earn a livelihood, Continued from last week. Sou|heast quarter (SEi) of O ’ Meara Supply & Imp. Co. Attorney for Administrator. (Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder and Mrs. and since the river is already pret 37.47 Genera road supplies the Northeast quarter (NEi), Feb. 14, 21, 28. March 6, 1936. Ross Hilderbrand entertained her ty well taken up with nets they Tum-a-lum Lumber Co. Gen. Section thirty two (32), Town guests at dinner followed by three want to make them smaller in or MONKLAND BOARD 3.59 ship four (4) South. Range road supplies tables of bridge Tuesday evening der to make room for more. Both C. J. Thompson, Chairman and 5.59 Notice of Sheriff’s Sale Mrs. C. M. Sniper, Rent of eighteen (18), East of the mileage at the former’s home. The occa measures will probably be before Of Real Property 4.59 6.00 Willamette Meridian; the Geo. N. McDonald, Judge road machine shed sion being Mr. Van Gilder s birth the voters next November. On the 7th day of March. 1936, 4.59 West half (Wi) of the North Earl Olds, Use of truck — D. L. Belshe, First Clerk day and Mr. and Mrs. Art Barzee’s Industrial employment in Ore 8.00 at the hour of ten o’clock a. m. at west quarter (NWi), the Road work WPA wedding anniversary. Gifts were gon is back to within 10 percent Wilford Belshe, Second Clerk 4.59 the front door of the Courthouse 4.59 Northeast quarter (NEi) of Arvid Anderson, Team hire — T. S. Reese, Third Clerk given to the honored guests and of the peak of 1929 according to in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon. 21.00 the Northwest quarter (NW- Road work WPA RUTLEGE BOARD prizes at cards were won by Mrs. records of the state industrial ac I will sell at public auction to the i), Section thirty three (33), Victor Anderson, Team hire — Clyde Smith, Chairman and Howard Hines and Mr. Walter cident commission. High point in highest bidder for cash the follow 5.49 Township four (4) South, Ra Road work WPA 1.50 mileage Eaton. Additional guests were employment among industries cov ing described real property located 3.69 nge eighteen (18) East of W. E. Garrett, Mileage — WPA Jas. W. Blagg, Judge Ross Hilderbrand, Mr. and Mrs. ered by the workmen’s compensa in Sherman County, Oregon, to- 11.80 3.69 the WiHamette Meridian; the road work » - L. D. Eakin, First Clerk, John Royce, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. tion fund was December, 1929, wit: Northwest quarter (NWi) of D. L. Reynolds, Second Clerk 3.69 A. A. Dunlap, WPA supervi Guy and Howard Hines. when approximately 120,000 work Harold D. Eakin, Third Clerk 3.6D 15.99 TheSoutiheast quarter of Sec the Northeast quarter (NEi), sion mileage Odd Fellows families and Rebek ers were on the commission’s rolls. 29.50 tion Twenty-Three, the South three (33). Section thirty Ira Fridley, Gen. road work KENT BOARD ah’s enjoyed a good sociable eve The low employment record was west quarter of Section Twen- 92.20 South, 5.19 Township four L. L. Peetz, Gen. road work (4) G. L. Hoskinson, Chairman ning together at Fraternity hall reached in February, 1933, when ty-four, the Northwest quar- East Range eighteen Kendrick Dunlap, Gen. road J. C. Wilson, Judge and mil (18) Wednesday night, playing pino contributions to the compensation 78.25 ter of Section Twenty-five 7.54 of the Willamette Meridian; work age chle at five tables, with Mrs. J. S. fund covered only 60,500 workers. and the Northeast quarter of Containing three hundred twen 5.19 Lloyd Johnson, General road J. C. Helyer First Clerk Brock and John Addington of Rufus Records for October, 1935> »how Twenty-six, all in 6.45 ty (320) acres in Sherman Section 5.19 work J. L. Davis, Second Clerk receiving the prizes, and followed that employment was back up to Township Two North, Range County, Oregon. 5.19 Ernest Shull, General road by tn oyster supper, before the 2,986,698 man-days or approximate Grover C. Young, Third Clerk Eighteen, East of the Wiliam- 21.28 Said sale is made under execu- work GRASS VALLEY BOAtiD members returned home at a late ly 114,875 individual workers. 5.46 Leo Watkins, General road J. B. Coon, Chairman hour after dancing a while. Carl Butscher of Weston was an Pete—I see where a scientist has over night guest of his aunt Mrs. discovered that meat-eaters are Stiffill. twice as active as vegetarians. Wayne Darby of Culver spent Heinie—I could have told him the week end at the home of his that. The way prices are they mother, iMhrs. Lydia Darby. have to be if they want any meat Catherine Johnson accompanied to eat. by her mother Mrs. C. W. Johnson returned from Eugene this week, Catherine expects to return to college after she has sufficiently recovered her health. Mr. Fred Fortner was here from American Cream Brand Pendleton over the week end with his family. Bmmtnt laundry plan. 1 — Rufus Butscher came from Wes Chute. 2 — Sorting table. 3— ton Monday, and was accompahiea Washer. 4—Wall cabinet. 5— home by his mother, who has been | 8—Ironing board. 9—Chait. staying with her sister, Mrs. Stif- 10—Linee. 11—Electric water fell, for the past several months. Mrs. George Rood returned U The cream of the blended whiskies her home in Hillsboro, after visit ing for three weeks with her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Humbery. Max Williams spent the week end in The Dalles, a guest at the Guy Pound home. Darrell McQuillan Was able to make a trip to Portland and re turn by truck. Delta Guy of Friend came up to spend the week end with her par ent« Mr. and Mrs. George Drink NO. 231C rad. Mrs. Fred Abischer of Sherwood Sodai Events Hampered By Weather; Illness Bigger and Better AUCTION SALE Mon., Mar., 2 At 10:00 a. m. I will sell at public auction, ton on to the highway Heppner, the fo'lowiug: 26 HEAD OF HORSES One pure bred broke to work. Shire stallion, One yearling and four coming two-yeai-old cohs. 20 Head of Cows & Heifer s that will (reihen soon. These cows have have been government tested MACHINERY & TOOLS George Shane, Owner George Gocbeoour, Auclioueer TERMS CASH SCHENLEY’S RED LABEL Pint! WASÍtOO WASCO MARKET RED & WHITE STORE Groceries—Meats—F resh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. Your Patronage Solicited With a “Caterpillar” H.50 FIFTH ¿pea WAI FREE., plans for all-electric laundries! NO.235 B 6 If laundering is one of your hardest tasks, you need an all-electric home laundry to lighten your work. An electric washer, an electric ironer and an Automatic electric water heater will gladly take over the drudgery of washing, ironing and heating water. For that’s their job— not yours. With the assistance of these willing appliances, your laun dering time will be cut almost in half. Your pieces will be cleaner, crisper, more attractive. And they’ll wear longer because they’ve been handled gently. ‘o'- ' Track-Type Tractor O’MEARA SUPPLY CO To enjoy the utmost laundering efficiency, how ever, your equipment should be carefully placed in a planned laundry. This is important whether you buy your laundering equipment all at once or one appliance at a time. As a basis for your planning, Jeannette Cramer, well-known home service ad visor, has designed all-electric laundries for 6 typi cal locations. Copies of her helpful plans are free at your P. P. A L. Co. office. Get yours today. Sherman Cooperative Grain Wasco, Oregon Growers Also for Established Unes of Mill Feeds Dairy and Poultry Feeds Rolled Grains Flour Grain Bags Twine Concentrates Salt All kinds of Insurance SEE ANY DEALER IN ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT It bears the Mark of Merit or PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT COMPANY Copyright. 1VM. WHAT THEY DO FOR YOU Modern electric wash ers are kind to even the most delicate fab rics. Yet so efficient is their washing action that every trace of dirt is swished away in 5 to 7 minutes. And they are built to give years of trouble-free service. Electric Irone The electric iron er waadesigned t< take the backach* out of ironing And it certainly does that! Th( ironer exerts al the pressure—not you. It frees yoi from lifting and pushing. And your ironing is finished in half the tim< formerly required. Electric Water Heater When you have an auto matic electric water heat er, you not only have abundant hot water for laundering, but also have it for any use whenever you turn a faucet —day; night, winter, summer. It’s just as if you had an ever-flowing hot spring in your home. For a limited time onfy. TWO FACTORÄ>ECIALS Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease AVAILABLE IN OREGON \ at my ranch, 13 mile* east of Arling Modernize your laundry and you’ll minimize your work COMPARE! Make 193 6 ette Meridian. Said sale is made under execu tion issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the C«n»ty of Shorman to me di rected in the case of The Federa' Land Bank of Spokane, a corpora tion, plaintiff; vs. Joseph M Yo- com, also known as Joseph M. Yo cum and Mary M. Yocom, also known as Miary M. Yocum, hus band and wife; Bank of Wasco, a corporation; Bank of Commerce, a corporation; Mark H. Skinner, as Superintendent of Banks; Carl Everett and Blanche S. Everett, husband and wife; and the WaSco National Farm Loan Association, a corporation, defendants. HUGH CHRISMAN Sheriff of Sherman County. Oregon Thor Washer SMBttthor lroner Ironer ‘ $ 391 399J at lowest prices over quoted on these models (Convenient Terms)
