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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1936)
TUR BHBRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE I«. 1088 PAOS POUR Notice of Final Settlement If your car has storage space was married At Glenwood Sunday., them. Notice/ U hereby given that available, pack your luggage so as Walter Bruckert’s niece of Van- j Mrs. Roy White and daughter, to utilize all the space, advises the Frances* Henrichs, administratrix couver, Wash., Miss Delores Hull, Margaret Johnson, Theodore and Oregon State Motor association. of the estate of Walter Dayton John Proudfoot visited in Port visited at the Bruckert home last An otherwise perfect trip is often Henrich«, deceased, has filed her week. land recently. spoiled when foot room in the Final Account in said estate, ana Gus Hartman went to Portland Mrs. Belle Clothier and daughter. riding compartment is restricted that Saturday, the 25th day of July, Leona left for the valley Saturday, Saturday with Walter Bruckert to. by bulky bundles and sharp edged 1936. at the hour of 10:00 o’clock - Mrs. Clothier to visit her mother in visit with Mrs. Hartman and their I a. m., in the County Court Room suitcases. Castle Rock and Leona will attend son, Charles who is improving at i in the County Court House in Moro, the Doernbecker hospital. summer school in^Eugene. When traveling over unfamiliar Sherman County, Oregon, has been Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot entertain roada, do not hesitate to ask di fixed as the time and place for the Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Spencer and Masons And Eastern Stars rections or call the nearest travel hearing of objections to said ac family have moved on the hill into ed for the pleasure of her house gueets. Mrs. Roy White and daugh bureau, says the Oregon StAte count and the settlement thereof. the house owned by Mrs. Saran Obserre Homecoming ter MarjFe serving dessert luncheon Motor association. Highway maps Barnett. Frances E. Henrichs followed by cards at two tables. and road signs are available to Administratrix of said estate House guests entertained at the At Fraternity Hall I privent confusion in traveling, but Geo. E. Updegraff Ed Feldman home over the week Mrs. Floyd Root won high honors. Bert Wattenberg of Stevenson, <even with these the strange mot Attorney for Administratrix were their son in law and daughter orist can not be expected to ‘know 34-37 Wash., was a business visitor here Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hulitz and Mr. A novel plan was carried out and Mrs. Earl Knowles and daugh- Wednesday. all the ropes - when Garden club members roasted 1 ter, Nancy of Portland. Seven tables of cards were in weiners at an out door fire place play Monday in the afternoon when Friday afternoon at the country । News was received from Culver Mesdames Floyd Root, A. J. John of the arrival of a baby boy at home of Mrs. L. P. Haven- A pie-; son, A. S. Johnson, G. H. Root as nic lunch was enjoyed at the time,| the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis sisted by Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot it being the last meeting of the Royse. He was born Monday Uhe were hostesses at the Proudfoot 15th and was named Garry I ä - club for the season. Dessert Vern । home for club members. , Homecoming night was observed Mr and Mrs A. E. Gardner! luncheon was served, card prizes Tuesday the 16th at Fraternity, came' from Forest Grove Monday were won by Mrs^ GoMon Brown hall by members of the Eastern for a visit at the home of Mr. and a club guest and Mrs. S. J. Brock, Star and Masonic lodges. Seventy Mrs. Frank Lamborn. । club ihember. five members attended the dinner Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg wntertain- The soitta, a new musical instrument invented hj Rcta Burris was confined to th«( and responded to roll call. Beauti-1 Dalles hospital for a. short time ed members of the Junior bridge of Berlin. Is here shown It can be operated either I ful flowers, an assortment of lillies club Thursday at their regular the rubber lube or by a bellows The solfia I« lnteml;‘d !•• supply n Donkey Baseball and roses lent charm to the oc-, with a minor ailment. Free Street Dancing meeting with luncheon and cards. ubanti for u low priced musical Instrument for homos The show Wednesday was at Mrs. L. P. Haven and Mrs. Bobbie casion. Thursday Night, July 2 7:30 p. m. Thursday and Friday tended by Orville Montgomery, Frtàay ? Dr. Leah Richelderfer Charles Cole, Wesley Fine and Al Root won prizes. Additional guests were Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Foss and 2:00 p. m. Saturday July 4 and son David also her house len Qramer of Shariiko, Mlainy Dance at the Docks Miss Dorothy Foss of Moro. guests Mrs. Josephine Hamilton Amotan Field July 3 and 4 other out of town guests swelled A farewell party was given for and daughter, Josephine, left for Mrs. Gladys Haise at her home. ♦ . • • • ___ •_ _ - Corvallis to meet Miss Catherine the crowd of local people. * y Indian Pageant Games were played followed by । Employed as a helper at the Max Richelderfer who has been attend- 7:30 p. m. Amotan Field July 4th refreshments. Mrs. Haise was pre-! From there c a f e ¡ a Nedra Marvel of Arling- ing summer school, sented with a gift from the Tues- , the party started on a vacation ^on< PATRIOTIC PARADE 9:30 A. M. Mrs. E. O. McCoy and grand son day afternoon study club members I trip. --------- , ■— who also arranged the social after- j Outboard Races - World's Champion Drivers Mrs. E. Gloria Rickards has been Paul, Mrs. Paul McCoy and Mrs. noon. Mrs. Haise will leave soon , | Ice cream has long been termed and various kinds of sauces, and I Crosfield were entertained as din 10:30 a. m. to 12 Noon - Followed By ___ visiting in Wasco with friends. for Stevenson, Wash., where Mr > America’s favorite food. And a fresh fruits all combine well with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl return, ner guests Sunday at the home of Haise will be employed. fitting title that is, too, for it is ice mam. A cantaloupe with its DEDICATION OF SEAPORT DOCKS ed home Friday from Coulee Dam Mrs. Jessie Amos. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Royse visited one dessert the housewife can rest "center filled with vanilla ice cream Athletic Eventa SAIL BOAT RACES and they also visited in Spokane " Mrs. Grant Armsworthy and in The Dalles Sunday with Lloyd provides almost a meal in itself. Washington. daughter Florence accompanied Mr, Royse who is in a hospital recover assured will please any guest; a A fudge sauce or a chocolate sauce Amotan Field, 4 p. m. - Adm. Free5 to 6 p. m. - Adm. to Docks Free dessert that will be welcomed by Miss Bobbie Fortner spent Wed.j and Mrs. George Lamborn to The ing from an operation. BOXING member of the family. And over ice cream, is a year round fav- Mrs. Maude Akers moved to every, nesday evening at the home of Dalles Saturday. Friday Afternoon, July 3rd better still, it provides a healthful orite. A highly satisfactory Hot! Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Fridley re her own property Satruday occupy dish that agrees with any age- Fudge Sauce is suggested in the I Miss Beryl Sheets and Miss Sheets < WRESTLING accompanied her home where she turned from Lexington and Athena ing the house vacated by W. A. group. recipe below: . Saturday Night, July 4th * last Tuesday. They plan on leav Spencer. will visit for a week. Hot Fudge Sauce In addition, it is one food avai Mrs. Jennie Young and Mr. and able to everyone. It can be pur- One half pound buttei ing later on a vacation trip to Norma Feldman had the pleas Mrs. J. F. Royse visited at Culver chased in every restaurant, hotel One cup of cream ** GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY 10.30 P. M. ure of attending her association of j Seaside. Sunday at the heme of Mr. and or tea room - at confectioners, at .Four cups of powdered sugar Mfsf James McNeil of The Dalles Marinello Alumni banquet held at Mrs. Otis Royse. One half pound chocolate the Rose Tea Shop in Portland daughter of Mrs. W. S. Deaton The O’Meara' Implement com drug stores, cigar stores and five Cream butter and sugar and Monday. spent a week visiting at Klondike pany delivered a new tractor to V. and tens. Every town and hamlet add cream and shaved chocolate. T|je Glorious 4th Sponsored by The Dalles Breakfast Club offer it - and it comes ready to Mrs. F. L. Hutt and two , sons Lewis Hastings was listed as a . , of B. Eakin at Grass Valley the first serve. No chance of disappoint Cook in double boiler for ten min-; Portland visitor Monday attending Portland are visi rs a » ment in this particular dessert. You utes but do not allow water to boil. of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hilderbrand of the week. to business affairs. may buy your ice cream early and Serve hot and family. “It’s getting late,” remarked the store itdn the freezing tray of your Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller stayed in Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins and first fisherman, ‘‘and we haven’t The Dalles from Saturday to Thurs automatic refrigerator or have it children and Harry Richelderfer caught a single fish.” day receiving medical treatment. delivered packed in dry ice. And were guests at a wedding ceremony “Well,” replied his companion, the dessert need cause you no fur Mrs. J. H. Johnson left for Port followed by dinner when Mrs. Wat ALREADY IN FINEST CITY HOMES AND APARTMENTS land Sunday for a visit with her kins aunt, Miss Hallie Kuhnhauaen, “Let’s let two more big one get ther concern. away and then go home. ” son in law and daughter. Mr. and Ice cream is a national habit - Mrs. Lynn Mucheal. — and an excellent one. For it pro vides- another way of consuming Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bull some of the milk so essential to finch and daughters Jean and Shir buoyant health. It provides a wel ley arrived from Ix>s Angeles, Cal. come dessert in winter or summer Tuesday to be guests at the Hugh and a convenient and refreshing Walker home. treat for expected or unexpected Ann Lucas and mother, Mrs. visitors. Lynden Lucas of Portland spent Ice cream lends itself well to a a week visiting with relatives. great variety of delectable com- Hazel Marie Watkins returned with binations. Sundaes, made by serv- [ ing vanilla ice cream with a sirup of one sort or another, give a fes- ‘ tive touch to any meal. With straw-: berries now in season, try mixing crushed sweetened berries with I whipped cream and serve a heaping tablespoonful on each dish of va nilla ice cream. Or bake fairly ■ large meringues and fill the centers with vanilla ice cream topped with the strawberry-whipped cream mix ow DOES the practical house ture. This combination provides I wife measure the value of a particular delicious and appetiz- 1 ing dessert. Preserved fruits, jams, her telephone? Wasco Garden Here’s a New Musical Instrument Club Holds Last Meeting Of Year 3 Day CELEBRATION July 2-3-4 The Dalles Hi ■ W/T* H ealth OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL NOW. ELECTROLUX to save you an acre for fuel Reardan, Wash. May 24, 193b Caterpillar Tractor Co. Peoria, Illinois Gentlemen: I’m tickled to death with the Dies- el 'RD-4. And. why not? It pulls easily six sixteen-inch plows all over the place in third gear and there are some pretty steep pitches here and there. 27 gallons is the average fuel, consumption for each 17-hour day and we cover 50 acres or better a day. Four cents an acre is a mighty low fuel cost—much cheaper than we thought possible until we got the RD 4. It handles easier than any machine I’ve ever driven and goes places, slot of them won’t. I couldn’t ask for anything better ! Such economy is not equaled .... not approached by any tractor . . . gas or dieeel ./. . oh the market It’s a fact that*» proven and that we’re willing to prove again. O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. ROSENE H Keeping track, she finds that it saves money for her budget. It performs errands without outlays for personal visits. It saves frequent “dressing to go out.” In winter it saves damage to shoes, stockings, clothing. When plumber, furnace man or other expert is needed promptly, it reaches him at once and saves costly damage to property. It enables her to make appointments at the hairdresser’s or elsewhere, saving her the cost of useless trips. These are ordinary experiences. If you have no tele phone, may we tell you more about its place in your home? e are at your service. PERENNIAL FLAPPER F or F arm H omes A nywhere READ WHAT NELLIE M. 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