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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JO t RM A U
-^Moro -Bapd
Leader In
Accident
MüRü. OREGON
tottftW , WfUÀltY
1947
'2 , -
COMMUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN
Lawrence H. Mitchelmore, Pastor.
10 a.
m,
Bible school.
11 a. m., Morning worship with
serhton by the pastor, Rev. Law­
rence H. Mitchelmore.
sj
PA ££ TttRRM
from M att 4.
Eijr WUl m A/CMgUC .... ... .. 6:36-p. m.
Fireside Meditations . 7:30 p. m.
Topic. “The Message of the
Hymns.”
The sermon next Sunday will be
the fifth of a aeries of episodes
from the life of the Master, deal­
ing with his trial in the Wilderness
If you are looking for a challenge
you will find it in this study.
We are looking forward to a big
social on Lincoln’s birthday.
people, facing the uncertainty of
the future, must realize that they
have provided nothing beforehand.
Of such characters are NOT
wrought such scenes of history
as, Horatius at the bridge, Ther-
mopolae, Jericho. Nathan Hale
swinging from the yard-arm of a
British man-of-war. Such person­
alities do NOT* illuminate the path
of Progress with the reflection of
their martyred bodies, burning at
the stake. They are NOT the ones
we fliid ever “toiling up new cal­
varies.”
Clyde Simpson, high school band
leader, who lives in The Dalles,
7 p, m, Christian Endeavor groups
’ . appeared in Moro this week with
meet in unified service of song,
' a bruised head and chest, the ie-
fellowship and worship. The com-
; : «tilt of an automobile accident,
We know too well that before
jnunity is invited.
Nothing Provided Beforehand
Monday. It seems that as he was <
this year will pass, some of us
< driving, from Stevenson to Dufur,
will make our way to that “far
By Willia J. Douglas. Jr.
7 / « e car hit' some slippery pavement
country,
from whose bourne no
The Full Gospel Aaaembly
about four miles from Hood River
" ’’Ye have not passed this way traveler returns.” Let us then take
and slipped across the highway in-
heretofore,”—Joshua 3:4.
Everett L Cook, Pastor
bf life, the values that will sus­
T to the path o / a passing truck. Mr.
Israel was in a strange land, tain us. To Joshua the Lord said.
10:00 a. m. Sunday school taught confronted, by an unconquered ‘ Have not I commanded thee?
Simpson's ear was badly damaged,
by Mrs. Bell Ginn.
and he was haken and injured.
nemy. The Lord had promised a Be strong and of good courage;
LeBoy Wright, county agent, re
snd flowing with milk and honey. be not afraid, nor dismayed; For
11.00 a. m. Worship and sermon.
. tu tn id from Arlington Wednes-J.
Here was a land over-run with the Lord thy God is with thee,
7:00 p. m. Evangelistic meeting,
riantt living In walled cities; here whithersoever thou goest.” To the
’ day night. He represented Sher- j
everyone may have part in this
were wild beasts, insects, poison­ disciples in the midst of a great
man eaunty stock men at the feed
meeting, whereby you may develop
ous reptiles and many unknown storm* Jesus came, walking on the
and livestock meeting held for the
your epiritual life.
dangers. They needed a calm lead sea * and saying, “Be not afraid,
’ Colombia basin farmers, Tuesday
7:00 p. nuThursday our regular er. who could and would perform it is I.” To us, “tho’ tossed about
^ • nd Wednesday.
midweek paryer meeting, come out miracles. ,
by many a conflict, many a doubt,
. ¿ M t. and Mrs. Bart Michel, now of
and join us in this good work and
fightings within and fears with­
As
we
begin
to
wrestle
with
the
Hood River, were in Moro Sunday,
give the Lord a chance in your problems of the new year.iwe are out,” Jesus says. ”Lo, I am with
Coining up
take more of thcii
reminded of a line from our Latin ytfu always, ,even unto the end of
Here are Governor Chariot H. Martin (right) and Earl Snell, secretary of state, Heeiuun~ c .? of
.wo
.paaagssins to their new home.
new Oregon State Motor association cars featuring highway safety and travel develop
‘. . ¡ w ; part n
text: “Titurius, qUi nihil ant?* the world.”
“Acquire sport wear in location,”
tnc ceremony are Rufus C. Holman (left), state treasurer, and E. B. McDagitl, pres.^ejst oi . a ..;c.ur
provilis set., trpidare;” Titurius,
All we need to face the future
W asco. Charch e f C hrist
association. The two ears are 1987 Ford V-8 touring sedans, painted white with distinctive h.ue lett^ ’ing.
irfs. skirts, large sport hand-
since he had provided nothing be- undaunted is a firm belief that that
,Oue cf the Fords will he known as the AAA Safety Car and'will p’ay a major part in the '»onuLon c. 2.e
rchiefs and Knee Highs at
fore hand, was frightened.” Many it true.
Gilbert R. Carey, Pastor.
driving. The other V-S will bo used os the AAA Travel Development Car to stimulate trr.rvl w»thin . e -.ate.
Greta’s (in Hadley’s Cinderella
shop. >
Bible School ................ 10:00 a. m.
C. W. Fields and family were
Make a special effort to attend w t » « i t t wiiii i ii i i i iiim«unninnniminHnn»»Hn»»nuinn»ni«tt ttttt«
Th* American Auxiliary are
v o tin g in The Dalles last F r i - j R ^
( ^ e ilS
during
these cold days.
'plat.'---- to hold a joint meeting;
♦r 8
ary 3. Further details j
Preaching
and Communion 11:00
Word hag been received by Glenn
w'll be (r iven at a later date.
! King .that his son, Donald, has the
The pastor will speak upon the
influenza. He had planned to go
subject: “The Deacons of the
U
was received this w eek!
- to The Dalles Tuesday for Donald
Church.”
from'Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum.!
and Mrs. King.
who are sojourning in California,!
Christian Endeavor....... 6:30 p. m.
! Wren Hogue was a visitor in The
this winter. A t present they are
Plumbing Supplies
The Qottage ’P rayer meeting next
Dalles last Thursday.
/
enjoying a visit with the Martin
week
will
he
in
the
homes
of
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Bakt*c were
Johnsons Floor Wax
. Furniture Polish & Cloth 75c
John K. Wilson of Mountain Lila Karns Tuesday, 26th, at 1:30
Hancen family, well known form­
transacting
business
in
The
Dalles
j
c
jty>
T
^
nn<
arrive<1
at
Kent
Monday
er residents of Sherman county,
p. m. Thursday 28th, with Mrs
Delores Simon underwent an on Wednesday of last week.
j evening and is staying with his
residing near Fresno. Days are
Dingle, also 1:30 p. m.
operation
for
appendicitis
in
The
Mrrf. Dick Huhman was reported; ssUr> Mrs. Carl Schadewitx and
reported sunny and warm, but the
Begin te plan your work so you
Dalles hospital Tuesday morning. to have been quite ill last week.
I brother W. B. and Errett Wilson.
nights are frosty.
can
attend the Revival meeting
Her mother, Mrs. Mat Simon and
Among those in The Dalles. Sat-: Evelyn Davis left for The Dalles
, Patricia McLeod received in­ nurse, Cassie Holmes, are with her.
which
will start February 14th.
juries to one of her feet while She is doing nicely since the oper­ urday, shopping, were Mrs. Her- > Tuesday morning to assist with the Walter Stram will be the evange­
man Schilling and son Robert.
| bouse work at the home of her
coasting Sunday night. She was
ation.
George Wilcox, former resident uncIe w . L Eck and farnily who list. Watch for further announce­
on crutches for several days.
of Grass Valley, was a business are all confined to their beds with ments. Pray and expect God to
School opened again Wednesday.
The Woman’s Missionary Society
answer.
visitor from The Dalles. Thurs- the flu.
of -the Community church will not The country children will stay in day.
Alec McLeod of Moro was at
held a January meeting, according town while the weather is had.
I Mr. and Mrs. Torn Douma, and(
Kent Thursday selling ready made Wasco Methodist Episcopal Charch
to Mrs. A. McLeod, president. The
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby, and Art son, John, were dinner guests at-
next session will take the form of were business callers in The Dalles the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert! ciothing and various other articles?
, Dick Stakley who has been em- ^Willis J. Douglas Jr., Pastor.
a- sewing bee next month. Mrs.
on Tuesday.
I Cox, Sunday.
, ployed at Tygh Valley for' sbmF
Dewey Thompson wHl be hostess.
10:00 a. m.
Agnes
Simon,
who
is
attending'
Wftyna
Spoor
made
a
business,
time returned to Kent last week Sunday. School
Marcus Eslinger made the trip
.
11:00 a. m.
Morning
Worship
( and went to his homestead east of
to Moro from Dean Reynold’s place high school in Portland came home tr,P to Portland, Snnday.
The
Eternal
Triangle.*
Topic:
last Sunday. .. He decided to Re­ Monday to remain until next Mon-1- Mrs'. Dell Elkin and Mrs. Marion Kent Thursday.
w
main in Moro until travelling is day, when the second semester Van Metre took Mr. Van Metre to ..Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Norton. Mr.
easier. At present he makes his term begins. Agnes is also taking The Dalles to a hospital Thursday,; and Mrs. J. M. Wilson. G. L. Bar-
home at the A. S. Johnson resi- piano accordian lessons in addi- for a minor throat operation. He net, R. P. Bai nett, Carl Schade-
13 getting along Qicely.
i witz, John K. Wilson, and W. C.
tion to her school work there.
_______ __>___ ____ _____________■
________ .
,, * j
, ah
? Helyer were Kent business visitors
Lamer Sayrs and family spent
Tom Garrett went to Portlahd,
\
at the County Agent s office at
on the Assessment Rolls for the y e a r 1936
Friday and Saturday with relatives Sunday. Mrs. Wayland Weld ac­ Wasco were dinner guests at
the
Moro last week.
in oMro. They returned to Bonne­ companied him as far as Bonneville Edgar Alley home, Sunday
Sherman County, Oregon
Errett Wilson, spent a couple of
ville Sunday.
after spending a week with her
days
last
week
at
the
Carl
Schade-
A regular toboggan slide has parents here.
witz home.
SPECIAL 8CHOOL TAX
SPECIAL CITY TAX
been established on First street for
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cunliff of
The school bus on the German
those who enjoy this winter sport. Moro were Sunday guesta of Mr.
Levy
Tax City
Value
Value Levy
Tax
Diat.
route west of town was spowbound
Each night a large bonfire at the and Mrs. J. H. Wilt. Mr. Cunliff
>229.661 23.5 >5397.03
none
Wasco
none
I
192,967
1
Friday, as the snow had drifted
top of the hill provides warmth is principal of the Moro schools.
166,378 26.8 4,266.75
111.742.04 Moro
9.6
1,223,120
3
so badly during the night that
for the.erowd that gathers.
1.346.68 Grass Valle y 125,104 16.3 1,914.00
6.3
213,600
3A
travel was impossible most of the
Shaniko was the destination of
none Total City Tax .................... >11,677.87
none
67,442
' Sheriff C. C. Wilson and family
4
day.
Charlie
Olds
when
he
left
town
none
none
472.093
5
visited in Rufus Sunday.
10.466.54 Total levy in Wasco ........... .
Monday. h He will work for H. E.
10.4
John K. Wilson was an over night
14)06,340
7
46.1
Mrs. D. E. Stephens left Monday
5,424.72 Total levy in Moro .............. .
9.9
647,951
9
Rooper.
.
.
„
...
guest
of
Robert
Mitchell
Sunday
49.6
night from The Dalles for Logan,
244.36 Total levy in Graes V a lle y ........... 39.0
7.4
33,020
Somewhat less than the usual night.
9A
Mrs.
Grover
Coffman
of
Moro
Utah, where she will attend the
1.265.79
1A
171.063
9B
proportions of the previous year’s
Kent Grange. No. 680, has post
funeral services uf her mother, Mrs. was an overnight guest Friday, at wheat crop was stored on Washing­
1332.62
7.4
166,670
9C
General Road District Tax
none
none
he home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. ton and Oregn farms Janury 1. ac­ poned all meetings until such a
177,802
10 '
- Jane Izatt. /
/
A
time
as
the
weatfier
permits.
none
none
129,919
Value
Levy
Tax
11
'. j Cankp Moro received a visit from
Doyle.
District
cording to reports of the Federal
none 1
none
286,460
>8,778,188 1.2 >10,533.84
13
district eh^plpin 'Willis Bergean, of
Mrs.
Clarice
Sacre
of
Moro
spent
Division of Crop and Livestock
none 2W
none
367.112
229,661 1.2
276.69
13
' Vancouver barracks, Monday night. ed on her arm and hand Sunday Estimates.
Saturday nife’ht here with her par
.
none
none
463.162
166378
1
3
-
198.46
16
3M
~ The chaftta.fi was leaking a tour.of whert she spilled some hot grease
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson, z;
8,946.21 4G
11.6
' 771,226
125,104 1.2
150.12
The total quantity of the two
17
the CGC, ¿amps in central Oregon. wh.le work.ng in the kitchen at her
Jay McKay spent a few days
none
none
249,722
19
states is estimated at 6,801,000
9,298331
11,168.00
Word "Was received today that home.
none
none
364,766
20
bushels, or about 2 per cent le s s !
we€^ *n The Dalles visiting his
* W lliam Morrison, early pioneer ot
none
none
21
196396
e and infant son who are in the
Mrs. Martha Cope is reported up than a year ago, and about 19 per ,
GENERAL FUND
194.97
Sherman county, died in The Dalles
.9
216.680
22
re­
cent
less
than
the
5-year
average
LMid-Columbia
hospital.
Jay
and around again after an illness
6361.15
11.5
643,578
Thursday morning.
.
23
ä Mills
(1928-32) of 8,383.000 bushels. Of turned home Saturday accompanied
1,163.84 Department
3.9
24
Few ffi^n reach the age of 80 of several weeks.
296366
by
his
mother,
Mrs.
Geo.
McKay
State
Tax
................................
2.4994
none
none
271,634
Sherman county’s former county the total movement of wheat from who has been taking treatment«
26
yea»«, b u £ A . C. Thompson, local
(State
.....................
9167)
none
none
424,840
30
resident passed . the A four score agent, Perry Johnston, was in farms to eleavtors and warehouses. for the past two weeks.
____
(Eie. Sch........... 1.6837)
668.03
2.7
• 247.418
98
to
99
per
cent
has
usually
been
32
Moro,
Monday,
visiting
his
son.
mark, last Sunday, Jan. 17.
none
Market
Road ..................................
none
220,166
Albert Pluemke who is employed
33
------ Brid—
............
•3766
Clco Forbes continues to lose Dale; He came from his ranch at moved by January 1st. Washing­
48,924.9<
gjjitfng
Fund
for Road Bonds 3.2264
9.298.331
strenarth and is' reported in a ser­ Condon, as the government range ton farmers usually carry over 2 at Madras, spent the week end here
_____
__________
.5378
Non-high School District Fund levy jntereg^
on Road
Bonds
program under which he has been or*3 per cent of their wheat crop with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ious condition.
is
1.9
mills
and
applies
to
all
school
Into
the
next
crop
year.
The
quan
Max
Pluemke.
School
Per-capita
...................
So few cars have been seen working is held up until Congress
districts except Noe. 3, 3A, 7. 9, 9A, County ..............................
80^
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson and
parked on the. streets during the provides additional funds for Its tities used for feed and seed during
9B, 9C. 17 and 23:
11.0000
the
6
months
Januaryl
-
July
1,
son
Dick
were
shopping
in
The
cold weather that when the trac­ continuance.
Valuation >4,6223«: tax >8.783,44
plus the farm carryover July 1st Dalles Saturday, and also visited
tor school was held yesterday, th'
High School Tuition Deficit Fund
iC. V. Belknap left Saturday for usually accounts for about 90 per their daughter in law Mis. George
curbs took on a jammed appear­ Portland and Eugene where he will
levy is .7 mill and applies to all school Average Consolidated levy for
cent of the total wheat stocks on Wilson who is a patient in a hos-
county .......... .....!...............■ iUB
districts except Nos. 7, 9, 17 and 23:
ance.
*'
'
visit friends and relatives.
In
pital there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards Eugene he will stay with his son farms as of January 1st.
valuation >6.430337; tax >4.501.17
The storm continues here and
have moved to the Landry house
and daughter in law.
there have been cars stalled in the
recently vacated by the Dyers.
> 939833100
Total valuation of taxable property in Sherman County ..
Optimist, Jan. 15, 1937—A di- drifts every day at and near Kent,
Linden Mersinger, local Boy
102,281.64
Members of the young people’s
The levy for the General Fund is 11.0 mills producing
department of the Community Scout, received district recognition vorce was granted by Judge Wilson Some of the farmers, with tractor«,
Whic:h is divided as follows:
23,239.65
Presbyterian church are rehearsing recently, accorling to the Portland this week to Mrs. Dorothy P. John- have been breaking roads, but all
>14,725.98)
State Tax ....(State ... >8313.67 .... Ele. school
6,000.00
ston
of
Mro
from
Perry
N.
Jhn-
most
every
evening
a
high
wind
a play nuder the direction of« Mrs. Area Boy scout headquarters. He
Market Roads .........................................................................
3300.00
C. L. Polev, It will be presented enlisted one new boy In Troop 360 ston. The suit was not contested; comes up and drift« the .snow
30,000.00
Sinking
Fund
for
retirement
of
Road
Bonds
..........
M »«on as the weather moderates during a national membership cam­ prperly rights were settled out of again so that tiavel is almost im-
6,000.00
paign. ’For the work Linden re­ court, and custody of their 17-yea>' possible.
Interest on Road Bonds .................. .....................................
according- to those in charge.
2.226.00
County and Children’s Industrial Fair ...........................
old son was granted to Mrs.
William Mitchell of Moro was an
Mrs. Vic Barr was severely burn- ceived the “acorn” pin.
6380.00
Per-capita
School
T
a
x
......................
—
-
.......-
..........
.........
t
Johnston.
all night visitor at Kent Saturday.
996.00
Illness in Moro continues to be
Elections, Circuit Court and Justice Court ......... ............
2,065.00
Care of Poor, County Physician and County Nurse
an im/portant subject of conversa-'
2,950.00
Old Age Pensions, Widow’s Pensions, and Relief .....
tin. Though local health authori­
4.000.00
Emergency Fund.......... - ......- ........................ - ..................... ..
ties report the condition not serius
4,000.00
Road
Machinery
..........
..............................................
...........
care is necessary. W. H. Ragsdale
12.037.09
Balance for running expenses of the county .............
f Moro and The Dalles is suffer­
A tto rn e y A t L a w
RECAPITULATION
ing from influenit, as is Clayton
A ll S a t i s f a c t o r y B u s in e s s is b u i l t o n
Vintin of Moro.
General Fund .............................................. .........
M o r t s in d W a s c o
C o n fid e n c e •- C o n fid e n c e o n th e p a r t o f
Special School Tax ...v,.... ..................................................... ................
Non-high School District F u n d ......... ,........................... ....................
/in i'1 7
th e b u y e r t h a t g o o d s p in c h a s e d w ill b e
High School Tuition Fund Deficit ......................................................
i i ’i x i ’nn
11458.00
4-
General Road F un d.......... - ...................*...... .......................;;.............
6 f g o o d q u a l i t y a n d f a ir ly p r ic e d .
11377.87
Special City T a x ............. .— ............- ..............— .................- .........
STBADY WORK - GOOD PAY
2.26
Overplus fractional extensions.......................................................... xiw rw n a
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to
Dependable Groceries, Fresh Vegetables
Grmnd
Totsl
Tax
....
.................................................>187.229.31
•all on farmers in Sherman county.
Advance tax, >43.45 and rebates, >1.39 credited .............. i i iia
44 84
N o’ Experience or capital needed.
Overalls, Jumpers, Shirts, and all kinds of
.
‘
I
Refunds
on
advance
tax
—
.........
—
-
..............
...........—
*•••
M
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Write today. FURST & THOMAS.
Amount to be collected by Tax CoUeceor ............ ...........- .....- ..... >187,184.48
F u n e r » a l H o m A e
.
DRYGOODS
.426 Third S t; Oakland, Cal.
I, Margaret W. Peets, County Assessor of Sherman County,
Foi Sale: Farms owned by State
Trade A t .
hereby certify that the assessed valuations, tax levies and taxes set forth
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore.
T^-.nd Board. Liberal terms. See
herein are the full and eomplete true copies of the originals as the same
Richard M. Weber, agent for Sher-
or
Q u a lity
appear in thia office and in my custody.
n-.n end Wasco counties, 310 Court
Witnehs my hand and seal this 12th day of January, 1937.
S
to
r
e
Alley’s Confectionery
.T T
MARGARET W. PEETZ, County Assessor.
St., The Dalles, Ore. Phone 858.
Dolores Simon
Undergoes
Entertain Many
Operation
Neighbors
R oof Pant, Special 7nc a gal.
Radio B atteri s Colman Lights
Machinery-Repairs
E xtras and Im plem ents
_ Come and get Your Wants
Roy J. Baker
Grass Valley, Oregon
Abstract of Taxes Payable in 1937
Farmers Store
Less Wheat
Than Usual
GEORGEG. U P D EG R A FF
C O N F ID E N C E
Classified Ads.
Zell’s
H. Zeigler’s
^hone 222 »
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