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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1937)
f THE ftHEBMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L rjusvus Annie Fulton Chapter Insta NORO, OREGON FRIDAY» JANUARY 15, 1537 sera two WBekarin the courae of -the school year of which th e students beg fo r the end to draw nigh. It also is the determining week that decides the first semester grade* to be marked on the nspaxt cards. No wonder so many students only wish it were possible to bo exempt by using the plea of too severe a interesting item as to ap- : cold to stand the strain. Rufus School Purchases New Health Scales New Officers Balance J on hand June 30, Receipts Disbursemente A..-. ' A City of Wasco * Balance on hand June 30, 1936 'Receipts Disbursements Balance on hand December 31, 1936 not tubereuloeb be eliminated by intensive control measures? W hy should modern civilisation tolerate an annual death note from tuber culosis? In Oregon, where life to worth living, much still can be done to 2.504.28 Tuberculosis thrives o.n false prevent the hundreds o f deaths ideas o f safety. Thé decline in the that occur annually from thia dis death rate of tuberculosis has fool ease. I t i t known'how this dis $ 2,803.79 ed many people into believing th at ease is transmitted. THere are this disease is* all but conquered. testa fo r determining the presence of this infection. I f the disease is $ 120.23 For a long tim e plain people as discovered reasonably eariy, it can well as many physicians believed 764.29 th at if you discovered tuberculosis in most cases be rendered nob-com municable in a short time. Con 1 early it was a simple m atter to tempt fo r the tuberculosis danger effect a cure. I t is now known $ 884.52 that tuberculosis demands skillful not only holds hack the conquest d i care even in its earlier stages. Rest this disease but may have $ 1,513.25 and diet are'-Important, but most* best consequences fo r " — - cases' require expert medical and who take thC-aicknees gon can »top the spread of thl& surgical care fo arrest this disease None disease. The disease to caused and $ 702.78 in its earliest stages. spread by a known microorganism: Since tuberculosis begins insid- uously with a bad cold or other a- I t is transmitted from person to $™ 702.78 cute disability, it is of the utmost person. The discharges from in importance that all young people fected persons carry-the infection. uqder twenty years of age be ex I t is necessary to discover the dis $ 299.37 amined after any of the acute in ease in its earliest infection. I? fections. If tuberculosis is to be every case o f tuberculosis could $ 13.04 stamped out the acute infections secure proper treatment, tire in 41.44 of this period must be given more fection could,be easily controlled. serious consideration. Many of the 1 lit order to dd thia, i t w ill require infections of early life are preven the hearty cooperation o f tha $ 54.48 table. Diphtheria has been al-, health departments, the schools, the most entirely eliminated by inten medical profession, and above all $ 249.46 sive public health work. Why can-; tha pubfie. - .v % Tuberculosis Demands Shillful $ 2,162.88 Attention $ 299.51 $ 1036 833.08 2.162.88 877.98 1.284.90 $ 764.41 2,039.38 An $ 2,803.79 pliances for health promotion was! Installation of officers was held he pu chase of a scalee by tha City of Grass Valley here Tuesday., by Annie Fulton school. There seems to .be quite Balance on hand June 30. 1936 Chapter No. 124. order of the East, a discussion among the girls as to Receipts era Star. B. Estrelle Hailey was the exact weight of a normal young $ 229.43 Disbursements • . installing officer and Esther lady. 655.09 Balance on hand December 31, 1936 Secretary of state E a rl Snell Proudfoot, installing marshall. During the week of January third _____ _ $ «84.52 Those receiving offices were: Wor lo the tenth t'he mercury dropped announced** this week th at the in crease in tourist registrations in Law Library Fund ' thy Matron. Mai McDermid; Wor to the lowest level of the winter, thy Patron. Hoy Belshee; Associate up to the- permanent date. Mon 1936 exceded the previous year by Balance on hand December 31, 1936 Matron, Bertha Moon; Associate. day. the third, marked the highest. 40 per cen t This is an even great County Fair Fund Patron, L. P- Haven; Conductress, timpera‘ure of the week, that of er pick-up in registrations than Balance on hand June 30, 1936 Augusta Huckin; Associate Con approximately 40 degrees above anticipated earlier in the year. Receipts - , f More than 140,000 motor vehicles ductress. Louise Nisbet; Secretary, zero, and Thursday the lowest of) 478.48 Disbursem ents Ellen Harper; Treasurer. B. Es h«* year. 2 degrees below-zero— from other states entered Oregon 224.30 Balance on hand December 31, 1936 trelle Hailey; Marshall. Pearl believed to be the lowest tempera- daring 1936, which was a substan 702.78 Butler; organist, Georgia Harper; tuie for four years. The average tial gain over the registration of ih Adah, Margaret Moon: Ruth, Mabel temperature of the-wee^c had been 100.300 cars the preceding year. County Dog Tax Fund Balance on hand December 31, 1936 Haven; Esther, Fern Wilde; Mar well below the freezing mark, Final 1936 tabulations are still be tha. Rosalia White; Electa, Daisy which accounts for the fajll of ap ing received from registrars thru- Advance Tax Fund Burnett; Warden. Ethel Van Gild proximately four inches of snow. qut the state, but an increase of Bklance on hand June 30, 1936 a t least 40,000 nonresident cars is er; Sentinel, John McDermid. Receipts The conditions “on the Hill** were A lively basketball game, the such that one of the school busses indicated to -present reports. Balance on hand December 31. 1936 $ 54.48 final score 17-12 in favor of The was forced to discontinue running ‘ The month of December alone - ' . — * 54.48*“ Dalles Papooses, was played on the four days of the five school days brought an increase of approxi Wasco High school floor, Friday during the week of the third be mately 1800 registrations, w ith the State Beverage Fund Balance on hand June 30, 1936 r , night. Wasco will play Rufus cause of drifted snow in the roads. total reaching 5200. 163.49 Receipts , here tonight. Following last weeks Balance on hand D ecem b er^ !, 1936 $ 412.95 Due to the clim atic conditions, game Coach Thomas accompanied Mrs. Andy Shearer was in The ~~ $ "*412.95*“ $ 412.95 the boys to The Dalles where they the usual grange meeting was post Dalles last week visiting at the poned. although on Saturday night, Sheriff’s Unapportioned Fund attended a show. the grange, sponsored a dance in home of Mrs. Guy Pound. $13347.32 Balance on hand June 30,- 1936 F. L. Lister was in Salem, Fri its hall here. Receipts 98.648.75 day attending a business meeting The Freshmen and upper grades, When Your Shoes need repan Disbursem ents $112,496.07 of the Standard Oil company. Balance on hand December 31. 1936 None Several Townsend club meetings seventh and eighth, sent their re send them to $112,496.0? were postponed due to the holiday spective basketball teams to p ie $112,496.07 Dalles to meet its teams, resulting festivities. 66.55 Cash Over Plus The Masonic dance held Satur in the defeat of both Rufus teams by a small margin. Total Balance on hand due the fupds day night was well attended. Mrs. GOOD SHOE REPAIRING $154367.61 December 31, 1936 The week beginning January the L. P. Haven, and Albert Kaseberg served as the committee for ar eleventh is perhaps the first of the 204 Recooil St. : THE PAI.I.K Cash and Banks . rangements. The Lucille Cottrell $ 2.718.24 Cash orchestra from The Dalles furnish 98,875.81 Dalles B aneh F r s t National ed music for the affair. 30.41 Unapportioned W arrant Word has been received of the 232.00 Bank of Commerce death of Coleen, small daughter of i 5,662.07 Chase Natonal Bank N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Morrow of, 18,820.67 Moro S tate Bank' in Liquidation Monte Vista, Colo. Mr. Morrow ifc »» »• »’ 1.963.00 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 26,255.39 Dalles Branch U. ■ S. National Morrow of Wasco. - Period ending December 31, 1936. $ 154.557.59 - $154,557.81 La Viola and Lorraine Gosibn are staying with Mrs. Leo Watkins County General Fund I. Naomi Van Gilder, County Treasurer of Sherman County, Ore $31.133.39 until the stoimy weather is over. Balance on hand June 30, 1936 gon, ho Cby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct state 19.462.07 The girls attend school in Wasco. Receipts ment ot receipts and disbursements and balances for all funds of $14,212.84 Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand Disbu'sements Sherman County, Oregon for the semi-annual term ending Decem „ 36,382.62 were dinner hosts for the Junior Balance on hand December 31, 1936^ ber 31, 1936. as appear upon the .records of my office and in my $50.595.46 Bridge club members and - their $50,595.46 custody as such Treasurer. husbands Saturday night. A num Witness my hand this 7th day of January 1937. Fund ber who were present attended the Road $21,689.42 * Naomi Van Gilder Balance on hand June 30, 1936 Masonic dance later in the eve 10,757.57 Receipts Sherman County Treasurer. ning. v $ 4,746.17 Disbursements School busses were able to make 27.700.82_ Balance on hand December 31, 1936^ the run into town this week, the " $32,446.90* $82,446.99 roads having been cleared of High School Tuition Fund Jfttfea. $ 3,421.97; Fred Fortner spent a week with Balance on hand June 30, 1936 2,535.62 — - — —* — his family, leaving for Portland on Receipts $ 860.62 Tuesday. Later he went to Pen Disbursements 5.096.97 Balance on hand December 31.1936 dleton on business. $ '5,957.1)9 Dinner guests at the Bruce Mil lard home, Sunday, were Mr. and Non High'School District Tuition $ 5,510.01 Mrs. R. T. Dingle and family. Balance on hand June 30, 1936 7,287.76 Curt Tom is in Pullman, Wash- Receipts attending a tractor school. $ 7,342.81 Disbursements Ollie and Johnie Robinson were Balance on hand December 31. 1936 5,404.96 guests o< M r. and Mrs. H. A. Van $12,717.76 Gilder last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKean have Per Capita County School Fund $ 2,363.53 moved from Hotel Sherman and Balance on hand June 30, 1936 - 3364.69 Receipts are staying with his parents. 176.00 Coasting on Lamborn hill has Disbursements 6,052.22 been the principal winter sport Balance on hand December 31. 1936 $ 6.228.22 $ 6,228.22 attraction for the past week. Lee Hines of The Dalles was a Elementary School Fund business visitor In Wasco, Friday Balance on hand June 30, 1936 Because her father was ill, Mrs Receipts McQuillin visited him in Portland $ 3,337.80 Disbursements November 30. 1936 5,570.68 g f r . last week. Balance on hand December 31. 1936 Hasel Bales left for Portland $ 9.008.48 $ 9,008.48 Gentlemen: Monday where she will live with Miy first “Caterpillar” was a used State Irriducible School Fund her mother. Mrs. Elmer Bales gas tractor which I worked many Balance on hand June 30, 1936 During the past school term Haze thousands of hours doing farm 782.50 Receipts I has attended Wasco high. 751.25 work, levelling land and building Disbursements . I Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Guy motored 36.88 a dyke around my river bottom Balance on hand December 31, 1936 to The Dalles, Saturday. They re farm. R ecently* I sold it and turned with Mrs. Wayland Weld bought an RD4 'Diesel machine who has been kin the Mid-Columbia State Fund with an idea of making a saving $ 8381.97 Balance on hand June 30, 1936 hospital for two weeks. *She will 12,116.69 on fuel cost. So far I have been leave soon for Gras» Valley where Receipts more than pleased and here are $10,755.06 her parents, Mr. ^and Mrs. J. S. Disbursements some of the facts. ~ 9,743.60 Balance on hand December 31. 1936 Newcomb live. With gasoline at 12 to 15c a gal Ladies of the Dorcas society plan $20.498.66 lon, the old Thirty’s fuel cost to meet at the home of Mrs. Eliza School Districts » Dingle. Thursday afternoon. Cot Balance on hand June 30. 1936 $ 7,189.11 amounted to aboyt 40c per hour. tage prayer meeting w ill be held. 28.504.04 The first hundred hours with the Receipts RD4 the diesel fuel cost was 9c Lloyd Hennagin and H . D. Proud Disbursements $15,383.24 per hour. foot were in Spokane for severs Balance on hand December 31, 1936 . 20,309.91 A saving of about 30c per hour on days last week. tU etO " fuel for ten thousand hours a- Mrs. H. A. Mills brought her children to school Monday morning Road Bond Interest mounts to $3,000.00 or $205.00 more $19,770.83 than I paid for the tractor. dispite the opposition of Old Man Balance on hand June 30, 1936 9,535.97 My experience with “Caterpillars” Receipts W inter. $ 8,901.37 Mrs. Lewis Hastings is in Moro Disbursements has shown me many other advan 20,405.43 Balance on hand December 31, 1936 a house guest of Sally Douma. tages such as traction, stamina, 29*3O4.WT flexibility, etc., and I have no hes Wasco M. E. Church itancy in recommending these Road BoftcT Sinking Fund W illi. J. Douglas Jr. Pastor $12,062.65 tractors to anyone with tractor Balance on hand June 30. 1936 10:00 a. m. Sunday school 21,099.97 work to do. Receipts m 11:00 Morning worship $22,033.31 Disbursem ents Yours truly, 11,159.31 Balance on hand December 31, 1936 David Scherruble Oregon Visitors Increase In 1936 ................................ . Si See us for Sodium Chlorate and Atlacide * V. C. Family and Princess Flour Mill Feeds Grain Bags Dairy and Poultry Feeds Twine Rolled Grains Concentrates Flour ~ Salt All kinds of Insurance WERNMARK’S Semi-Annual Report of the Sherman County Treasurer Sherm an C ooperative Grain G row ers ; ; ; W asco, Oi Safety Deposit Boxes f o r Lease SAVES ',3Oc anthour with his RD4 Why Do YOU Buy from Advertising . B ecau se they m ust be good to uphold their reputation. B ecau se you know w hat w here and the price / t h e y are. B ecau se you , think - of them first w hen needed. Wane» Church of Christ G ilbert R. Carey, pastor Bible school * 10:00 a. m. L et us remember it was not easy fo r Christ to go to the Cross, al though H e went wdttout a murmer. Let each of us be faith fu l and at tend the Bible school and Chureh service. - Preaching and Commuidon « .00 We would like to have each officer of the church attend this service i f it is a t all possible. The pastor will be speaking upon the subject ‘‘The elders of the Church.” Come and study this subject with Christian Endeavor 6:30 in the Young people, you will this meeting. $33,162.62 C ity of Moro 1(5 UOUt f WASCO MARKET RED A WHITE STORE I ¿1IO W l& K B N F A M 1I.Y •6.S pcoof. 70% graia neutr&l sp in a, («parriaed by Ì M WiUwo Faaily. Joa.S. Fiach * Co., Ine., Schede?, P». Groceries-M eats—Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in s. Season Y n r Patronage Appreciated 4' 4 Caterpillar” was the first quantity builder of Diesel en gines . . . . today the worlds’ largest builder. v * Play safe by' oidering your tractor now for spring use . . . . there may not be enough to supply the de mand. O ’M E A R A SUPPLY CO. Consistent Advertising Makes Consistent Incomes. Sherman County
