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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1937)
i o- - J - «a w‘ r J* THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, Many Moro left homo about a month ago to p . receive treatment, and the latest Y l f < l S S word gives her ©ondition as very People Sick Donald King, son of Glenn King. F o l k With Colds i r if V & IIeV w . » s .tu r f .r . * rv 1 Dill mge r r unera 1 In Indepen- ® - • CON <PAIRY COUHCll IUneu of relative. dence made It necessary for Mrs. ------------------------ Roy Dugger to go the valley. i < . With Sour Cream Dressing Do You Inherit Your Weight? Considerable illness that takes Wily Knighten, county schoo. Mr and Canned pears, 2 halves You all know ladies, and men too Et k2n’ ",r J r, the form of a cross between bron- superintendent foUevrin, . v i« t »nd Dinner fo that matter, who rre always drftis find laryngitis is reported to the Wasco and Rufu» xhool», ldr,‘ D ' trying something to work off, l ot roast of beef, (3 oz) that classes d a s « » ,U v* ---- E»kin- *nd Mr* De*" this Peck The infirmary at Camp reported reported Thursday Thursday that _---- — ’ Mr . .. OaH, v Moró Is full and a barracks is used were held dispite the cold weather Ke>™!d« were m The Del es Sator- 3’.arve off, steam off or dose off. Stewed celery, two third cup - i uay attending lhe luneral services surplus weight. And rare indeed Vegetable salad, 1 serving * NT aft Sr1*** Among those report- last week Vanifia (41V person l V , -------- ice cream, one third cup is the who does not W main ‘u bed in the Moro vicinity are The all-day meeting of the Com-' of Louis DiUinger. • e * a- • • • • _ A. »• 1 </ I n BAadvwtU, and sons Ram* munity Fred Cox 1 is driving a new Buick. tain stoutly that “weight runs in Coffee church missionary society Notice that the menu« include Wayne Spoor made a business the family.”#. However. > doctors and Orren; L L. Peetz; Cordon to be held at Mrs. Dewey Thomp ice cream, butter and milk. Prac call our attention to the fact that w of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McKee son’s on Wednesday has been post trip to The Dalles Saturday. tically all the forty four young and Millard, son of Mr. and Mrs. poned until the weather clears and Sheriff C. C. Wilson was a caller it isn’t so muefi a tendency toward women lost weight. Their aver weight that runs in a given family Karl MeUer. in town Thursday. illness is less prevalent. but a strong .preference for the age was from 1 to 2 lb«, per girl * ‘Everett L. Cook, local minister The Doernbecher benefit tea E. E. Gervais was on the sick wrong kind of foods. For instance, each week. Some lost weigh of the Full Gospel Assembly church sponsored by the Woman’s club has 1st for almo&t a week. He is now mother more rapidly, but is much motner may have n knack with ««««»». ---- what ---- is in Seattle as a candidate for been postponed. A regular meet able to be out again. Charlotte Bounce and Spanir.h more interesting, none of the younj licensure in his denomination. Ex- ing of the club will be held today School was resumed Monday af Cream or Ice Box Cak«. She loves women appeared to suffer from ondhations are being given in con (Friday) at the home of Mrs. C. L. ter being dismissed last week be them but she ayes her salad with fatigue or hunger through out the nection with the Northwest District Poley. cause of the storm. less enthusiai«. So mother gain« experiment. oouncil four day session that closes' Anita Kenny is ill and has not There fras no opportunity fo» Henry Roth made a business trip pounds with tho years and the been able to return to her school to Seattle last Monday. He re weight tradition passes down from nibbling. The number of calorier vooay. Mrs. W. C. Bryant visited in work at the University of Oregon. turned later in the week. generation to gene’srion, though it a woman can tuck away withou Mrs. Roy Dahlin, and daughter even realizing in the course of pre Moro over 'the "week end with r‘ Mrjtnd Mrs. Melvin Fulkerson was the sweet tooth. nuC the weight friends returning Sunday afternoon leave today or tomorrow for 'Reeds were calleis in The Dalles Mon^lay. »bat was inherited.. The sweet paring and clearing up a day’s eatables is »Uggering. Just a dal to Hfrod “River where she has been port where LL Dahlin is serving Sam Stark returned Sunday from tooth, even, was not really inherit teaching for the past three years. in the OOC camp. Cleone will en a trip to California where he was ed, but created by the foods served of chocolate pudding, a spoonful of icing, and yet the left-over spinach C. J. Deane, salesman for Blake ter the Reedsport high school next visiting his son and wife. Mr. and yea after year. It is perfectly possible for any and one half cup of consume go Moffitt A Towne was a business Monday when the spring term be Mrs Hadley Stark into the waste without a glance. gins. visitor in town Friday. Charles Lemley, and sons Frank overweight woman to control her »And so it is possible to lose weight and the weight of her fami Mr». Dorothy Johnston left for CARD OF THANKS and Oscar were Moro callers, Tues- weight and yet eat intelligently. ly by an intelligent choice of foods. Corvallis last week where she will We wish to extend our g r a te f^ ^ a y . - ’ - In addition, it is possible to lose And, moreover, it is being done «nttft Oregon State college to brush thanks to the many friend^ Margaret and Dorothy Holmes weight on a diet built around the every day. up on home economics, her majo. have shown such kindly thoughti jeft M«Aiday for The Dalles to re- foods; milk, fruits, •abject when she was graduated. n word and deed during our recent! pume their studies after spending protective • and vegetable», and eggs. And Heppner.—Soon after he assum Her son, Dale, will remain in Moro bereavement. We appreciate the vacation at home. yet we hear talk among the women Moro until the end of the school friendship expressed in the special y R Wayland Weld of Bonneivlle themselves to the effect that such ed his new role as county judge of year. effort mpde to preñare for the serv- i <.ame‘ Monday to stay a week an idea is absurd. Just in case you Morrow county, Bert Johnson wa» asked concerning his first official Fred Cox was showing off his ice and to attend it in such inele-, with be- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. are interested, we wi»h to call at act. Almost spontaneously came new car. Tuesday, and agreeing ment floral nent weather. The beautiful noraii g jjewcomb< She is recovering tention to an experiment which the leply, “Well, I guess it was to that the cold weather was in Grass ffr invs, especially pleasing f rom recent operation, was conducted at the University and other tributes paid to our dear, Donald of Illino.«. Rectntly forty four light my pipe-” Valley as well. and father at the ,a‘ w „ h .. were in Gia»» young women at the University The latest French invasion is •«sbnn^ the services receive our h e a n e lt Valley over the v ___ , end visiting who were from twelve to one hun week the new figure, smooth flowing appreciation. dred fifteen pounds overweight, with relatives and’friends. hip«, «lender waist and higher D rinha Ram sey decided to do »ome reducing. The i After visiting for two months bust line. . Advice or fittings free Melvin and Lanora Sriiadewitz. ga «di foundation garments at a? e, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Edwards quantity and type of food they ate, Greta’s (in Hadley’s Cinderella returned to their home in Marsh- from day to day was closely obsety- COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN ed thrughout the experiment. Their ”:eld. Shop.) meals were built around thc pro^ 'Communiy - 10:00 a. m., Bible school. Califo:nia has been "the subject tective foods. Here is one sample Ralph Richards of the SCS staff 11:06 a. m- “The Imporant By Wyman French ■ conversation for Mr. and Mrs. at Camp Moro is confined to his Question.” sermon by Rev. la w School was resumed in Moro^ j g Newcomb and daughter since day. Breakfast room with the influenza. rence H. Mitehelmore. Monday morning with most of the, gunday when they returned from Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Yarnell. enrollment on hand ready for their ! three weeks’ trip to the south- Sliced orange 7:00 p. m., Evening worship and Carl Yarnell, and Mrs. Elmer Ers six weeks and semester tests. J ¡and They were visiting daugh- Boiled egg, 1 Christian Endeavor meetings in Buttered whole wheat toast, i thin kine, of Portland were in Moro to unified service. Many of the country children, and husbands. slice with 1 tsp butter attend the funeral services for O. are staying in town until the cold, jjarry Dutton, formor Grass Val- Whole milk, 1 glass and coffee P»mMy. held Sunday. The Yar spell breaks. Bon Christenson is LUTHERAN CHURCH athlete, and later an Oregon nell* and Mrs. Erskine are broth staying at the H. N. Stephen? hi.m - jitrw3paper man write?< that h e-is Luncheon Lutheran church services in the Cheese Souffle. 1 serving (about31 ers and ai«ter oT Mis. Ramsey. Grass Valley Methodist church Vivian Fuller and Nelbe Futter at iidltor of the Alturas, Calif- Plain- ox) Hubert Smith and his son Don the L. L. Peetzs Vem Futter . next Sunday January 17th at dealcr Peas, one half cup cup, a. m. If roads are open *nd sick- ald were in Moro, Sunday, on their J. C. McKeans. fcobert Christenson;________ Cabbage slaw, three fouths way to Arizona. Residents of at Geo Williams, Virginia Murray Riverside. Wash., they stopped to at A. S. Johnsons home, Frank and att+pd the funeral of O. A. Ramsey. Reatha Sayrs with Mrs. Margaret W. H. Ragsdale, whose offices are Peetz, Dean Pinkerton at the Na- in The Dalle« was a business visitor house home, V er. Je.n Henrichs By Vere Pike with her grand parents Mr. and School reopened January 11 af- at the court house Tuesday. Mrs. Ned Thompson and Betty and ter a vacation of four days due to Robert Poley. son of Dr. and Ronald Powell with their sister,! inclement weather. M h . C. L- Poley. began work as a I i V ter a rather long penod of in- bookkeeper and clerk in the United Mrs W. T. Balsiger. Much worrying was done the activity the basketball team- States National bank branch at past week by students at the school swing into action again with a rhe Dalle» on January 1. house as the finals are being given ¿„„hie header a t Moro F r'd a y Mr. , and Mrs. V T W. e n o S. ’r Powell t ^ a t re ^ S S » X turned Friday from a trip into California. S T « , c o J and dis.gree.bie teste a ^ t h e ^ e e pupdswho were Cl have sufficient knowledge of God that their conscience is a constant witness to the deeds of their life a« to whether they will stand In he day when God shall judge the secrets of men by Jesus Christ. The onfy means the heathen have of denowing God and His plan is by the visible universe. When we life our eyes to the landscape and see a tree leaning toward the north we can predict with certainty that when its Hfe The FoU Gospel Assembly is spent it will by the law of gravi Everett L. Cook, Pastor. tation fall toward the north. The 10:00 a. m. Sunday school, taught future of man is no harder to pre by Mrs. Belle Ginn. 11:00 a.m . Worship and sermon. dict. When a man spends his life 7:00 p. m. Evangelistic avangeusuc meeting, roeeung, in — - selfish - - persuits without at- of a good time of »eng 1» enjoyed at tempting to gain a knowledge of each meeting/ ' and thc 1’e'" <'n Hp P- 7:00 p. m. Thursday our regular P * « dJ ° r • ” me"’ *5 -.t^^araalir — .n/i moot, w1!! enter that bright ana • u invited tr. place, primarilv because he mg you are cordially to at at- happy £ what heaven hold8 end each meetng. fw tho{je who by patient contin- __ , uance in well doing seek for glory LIFE TOMORROW and han<yr and immortality. 3y Everett L. Copk The B ’ble plainly teaches that must __ be born “If the tree falls toward thè — ' a man t___ ___ of _ the Spirit wuth, or toward the north, in the' of Qod This is necessary to put laoe where the tree falleth, there ug communicable term« with t shall be.” Ecclesiastes 11:3. It Him and make possible the devel- « appointed unto men once to die opment of character appreciative but after this the judgment. { of God’s glorious provision for our Some hhve been known to say future. To the person who baa not that they are going to live as long had this new birth and Christian as they can for say they “We don’t discipline heaven would be appre- know what the next life is.” Speh Hated as much as a gorilla could remarks reveal ignorance far more appreciate the culture and refine- than that of the heathen who has ment of a place in human society, never heard the name of Jesus Our future will without doubt be Christ. The apostle Paul tells us a suitable sequel of what our life in Romans 2:16-16 that the heathen is now. neas dot» not prevent us, let- us all attend divine service and be strengthened In our faith in Christ the Lord. Since the merciful God .ends missionaries and gospel bearers to us, it is our duty to hear them. This is the time of grace. Sunday school 10:16 a. m. H. H. Fleckenstein, Missionary. R o o f P an t, S p ecial . 7nc a g a l. R ad io B a lt e r s O ilm a n Lights Plumbing Supplies Johnsons Floor Wax Furniture Polish & Cloth 75c M a c h in e r y -R e p a ir s Moro School G. V. School _ -A- paob tbbme FRIDAY. JANUARY 16, 1W7 hY/la»lEAlTH a d a ^ r T m a vne A tt e n d underwent an operation for acute appendicitis in The Dalles at 3:00 r \ » i i * MORO. OREGON Extras and Implements Come < and get Your Wants . -- - Roy J. Baker . Grass Valley, Oregon !.......................... TRAC Cutaway’ Diesel Motor Display while they were away. i «eif.or Helen Strong; and two H. W. Berry of the internationa1 L ^ e n , Gene Brisbine and Wy . a w i n f v you ni To . be „ exempt Harvester Co., was in Moro. b a t - man French. — wxlay, helping McKean and Searcy had to get two l ’s and one 2. The arrange for a tractor school to be tests were given Wednesday and held for farmers and townspeople, Thursday with each teat taking two periods or an hour and a half. Thursday. January 21. Cleone“ Stoner has moved to Word from Greta Moore Thomp xm of The Dalles, states that she Reedsport because her father was ia leaving the last of January for transferred there last week as an San Francisco and Hollywood on a officer in the COC camp close by buvinir trip. tri© She She will oe acwui-j buying will be accom- ^.hat city. She will be missed as • o a n ied hv her cousin Miss Maybel baaketball player, drummer in the C Z ZZ C. W. Moore, resi- ,and and as a student. J L ts of Sherman county many The band has some new pieces debate tournament at Lin^eld the Grass Valley debaters have\settled down to hard and steady grind The squad has been reduced to six TOP mhers for this trip. Frances Fairchild and Betty Olds are pre ... ed to dofeat both the tiv,, and negative sites of tne nuegtion. The other teams are com noaed of: Wanda Tiller and Doris stradley, affirmative, and Thelma Fortner and Ramona Spoor, nega tjVp. Tentative arrangements a ing made for two practice de > year« ago. frtrmer post- band contest to be held in Eugene The Student Body has decided to George Bourhill, former P? ear, rin* The hand now nUt out an annual. This will be master now ’r ^ ¿ractices in the lunch room because the first time anything of this na- confined In the re.1 bend <urc h . , been done here. Em m . 2». - Latest word is that he . - .g no< ^parate gUen Fortner has been appointed ly Improving. . „ from‘the rest of the basement and editor. Mr. C Q llO r . i n i . Sehepman will have --------- The Bnmnt h o u « beinK lined and « . W » « to c charge of the printing department make it SO sound vacant for soon after Mrs. rnfti{O und proof. 2 ' li Mr. Zevely business advisor and Jhnaton le f t O. E. Dyer of the The girls who earned letters for Mr. Rowe will have charge of the SCS Staff at Camp Moro, moved in. their participation in volleyball editorial department, Mar. Bertha Sagawe is »«ri0«s' , were Helen Strong the captain and ly 111 in a Portland hospital. Sne] a senior. Gertrude Gillmor. one of the teams star players. Louise Bar- zee another senior, Betty Powell, another good player, Cleone Ston er, the coolest .player that was on A tto r n e y A t L aw the squad, another junior. Winifred For SALE: R egistered 1 Short Belshee. The substitutes for the f horn bulk Floyd Flatt, Moro’a P1l0’?® team were Gene Brisbine. Joriele | M oro a n d W aaco Peters, Jane French and Beth Mer- | 2F 12^ < Mrs Berta McKinney will do singer. all kinds of dressmaking at the borne of Mrs. J. H. Johnson in Waaco. For Sale: Farms owned by State Land Board. Liberal term». See Richard M. Weber, agent for Sher- A ll S a tisfa cto ry B u sin e ss js b u ilt on man .n d Waaco eountiea, ?10^Court C onfidence - C onfidence on th e part o f St., The Dalle», Ore. Phone 3^8. GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF Classified Ads. C O N FID E N C E th e b u yer th a t good s purchased wUCb®. of good q u a lity and fa irly priced. Zell’s Funeral Home [Spendable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all hinds of DRYGOO DS' Trade A t Phone 346 The Dalles, or Alley** Confectionery H . Z e i g l e r ’s Q u a lit y S to r e C om e B e O u r G uest 4, ■ A n E n jo y a b le D a y f o r Y o u , » Thursday, January 21 S ta r tin g a t 9 : 3 0 a . m . F R E E - ENTERTAINMENT - LUNCH - MOVIES - FREE You are invited to come see the New McCormick-Deering TD 35 Diesel TracTractor- Also a “ Cutaway” Diesel Motor. You can easily see how it operates from this display. There will be instructive entertainment and talking pictures. Tree lunch at noon. Your neighbors will be here. WeTJ have a pleasant, interesting time. Plan now to come to our Power Farming Day Thursday, January 21, MeKean & Searey OREGON 4 - Phone 222 - c- . t.
