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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1937)
P TVVfe BHJSftMAlf COUNTY JOURNAL. MQRO. OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1987 e occasion being the V liitto W ffittlte Y fe d . > . / ;fM S d W llfg ^ e W - f c d T years J * anniversary of John J„ML Wilsflh went to W aaco^m * attributed fcrrgety ~to the m ere*« k | day tebefeh« >M a speaker otjhh« ' f a f a ^ ^ i c f l f e e , Ykltho 3. J. H. Wilson were program, held at the Christian parthfdue no dodbt to Irts Jt>urden- The C hile. Friday .church. . , W u fg iW ^ M I - I J. L. Dairt* W t Sunday I ot Spo- tiona,” says L. k "fertlthaupt, 'ex-1 s. J. E. Norton and kan-e, Wash., on a business trip. j tension agricultural economist ghd led to their home Sat jack Rucker wps caOtfd to lM rt- author of the tef>Art. In comment- ten day sojourn in land Thursday to attetad the fiber- thg oh'-the‘sim ti6 h . - • , California. aj oj a half brother who had died “The higher land values pKaidst s. J. H. Wilson were. fe Wednesday rtlght. always *|>ring.^higher i n t e r e s t e d at the J. C. Wilson j oyce 4*d vGt#ila SWlith, dangh tax charges per a « s r the future « , I ters of Mr.'and''<Mts/Emest“feiltith, trend of tend values will probably Reckman and. daug - 1 been cOfifirtSfl'to tfeMr‘Mme continue to rest primarily .upOn were visitors at Kent week . prevailing levels of priees for fawn „ 3 _ .. Kent’s precipitation for the past ,products and *he net income bf Cutrhe<mjiyf , $haniko, m<mth jg Udhes. > >- farmers after v paying production isitor Sunday. j £ & <3gpeMM/» > - . Mobley, w ho has been Luther gnd Wal^ m Jr., Farm ’ennsylvanm with her l nd SMrfflf Halyef were the'K ent report indicate W upward trw id ln and Mrs A. A. folks who a t t e n d the gw nge'pic- prices pafi^hy <amera for c^b- Vhlley, for the past n#. . "Saturday. modi ties, interest, and taxes oetti- In Idaho and WáOifíi&oh A dinner party was given m honor of Mre. fe. D, M cfe^ tet the B family home Sunday. ® eluded Mr. and Mrs. . Leonard. Me- ei i S a h d 0 n Gohldn of Goldeftdale, Mr. aiid Mrt. Otto Miller, Mr. and fl 2 r t . T . K Hgteinhnd ‘add Virginia w Hammopd of Portland, Charles Me- d . & X Monitor W M r.and ’"ftfflkm McKee and son Gordon of h H u r t. 1 Mrs. Glen Karnes left Monday v for a ahort/sfry fe < The last medhpg of the season \ for the members of the Mary feh*»- I beat Sunday school class was held Wednesday at the home of Dr. j Richeldorfer. ,u i Mrs. W. Robinson, a cousin of , Miss Olive Rdblhson and John Robinson, living »* Portland jkikde a weeks visit ¿1 the Robttlson home * here. . . Attending the officyl vm trng meeting of Mrt. Trtgtahato of the Eastern, Star in The . Dalles Satur day eygfeipg Were Mrs, ¿Ed {Moon. Mrs. Wm. Harper ahd son, Gordon. Mrs- J- C. McDermid. Mrs. Heffeert Root ahd Mi;s. Augusta Hudkln. • Mrs. W. C. feushnell and chil dren of Portland arrived at the Haruy Van Gilder home Wednes- dav for a weeks visit. Mrs. Bush nell is a niece of Mrs. Van Gilder. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Guy visited Meh enjoy, good grpvy.. Ip go- j Two thsp butter . Sunday with Mr. and (Mrs. Frank ville came to town Saturday to| ina back to the Good p ld Days. | Two tbsp flour Bowman in Goldendale this week. take her two children home. mfn are apt to mention the gravy ( One-eighth tsp pepper Mrs. Mabel Andrews of Yaking, Mrs. W. A. Harper and daughter “mother used to make” along with Two and a half cups arrived here Monday to visit with Georgia, Mrs. Augusta Huckin and the teead and pies. And it seems Two cups dried beef relatives. . 1 Mrs. G. A. Root attended the order Melt butter; add flo, Mrs. John Neece of Portland of Eastern Star convention in Port that her gravy was alV*W ‘‘19°^ ahd brown with lots of feavor. , Gradually add hot n left Monday following a stay of land last week. Such reminiscing causes panthers i con8tantly. When all two weeks at the home of her sis-? Miss -Augusta Huckin left fori to glow with pleasure but if th e ied (0(>k for g minut< ter, Mrs. Elisabeth Fuller. j Pullman Wn., Saturday to attend wives are preaeht it is a^t to cause ^ a t the flour is well < Mrs. Mae Murchie of The Dalles summer school. nashing of teeth on their part.,ilow on potatoes, either Mr, and Mrs. Frank LambArn spent this week visiting with Mrs. ever, skill in cooking coltra feto™ mashed or baked? ’ were m The Dalles Sunday to at Beat Stanley. practice and the wife might well ------ . Mrs. Fred Hennagin and 'Mrs. tend church services. , concentrate on these dishes ao near ----------- Leaving town Monday to attend Halley were listed over Sunday at the meeting of the stockholders of her husband’s h eirt rXther than North Western Lake. aiming to avoid them. 'Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watkins A ‘gravy that ,ts well made is Haze] Marie were week end visitors something to reMMSMt. TA St in Portland. of pUfti b ò a « £o««°** w fr“ d Mrs. Etta Morford, Mrs. Mc- meat, boiled or steamed v « £ ta w e s . , Quillen <hd Mrs. Hatt)bo were in TRUCKS BLAMELESS Yakima Friday and Saturday. The truck driver is the gentle appears most unhM Bu ( and RÜ^ 1 I 1 l i F f I h 1 B I l U i V a browned gravy to tteg. the meat (Mrs. Ben Khndaforth and son man of the road, pointe out the | James of Connell, Wn., are visiting Oregon State Motor association. I potatoes or a white “ " « J " th* f this week at the kotos o f ’her par- This year trucks in the state have vegetable and the meal a*ppekls. It e , e c u . Mr. and Mr*. A. T. Strilfrt., been involved in 617 vehicular ac takes a little more time - true - but O f. Ì Dean Silvers visited , over the cidents, but in 600 the private the resulte warrant it. If made with milk, a ferafy adds ▼ week end with Chester Silvers. motorist was proved at fault. much to the nutritive value of the Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. meal. Milk adds to the fl«vo{ of - Russel Bolshrdff, Mr. ¿'ahd , Mtei beautiful the Newcomer—H o w the gtavy » • ’ «»• But fo m ,k ' 2._____ Elbert Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. Har- tend lies in our suburb. trr^yy successfully one Vnust watch Stung Ditto—Yea, several points carefully. nothing to how that Careful blending of the flour and Mrs. Floyd Root. Bridge was "agent lies. „ fat. t Browning but not burning the i ? . . Jennie Tate of California is Fisherman Mike—Yes, Tom, it tens a trout of enotenous size. 1 floùt- Adding the milk alowiy ahd stir- '■ g p g w W ( i tell you I never saw such a fish! ! ing constantly, at low heat to — ing with Mrs. Elizabeth Fidler. Skeptical Tom—I believe you, Rev. Carey left for GreshaT U avoid lumping. ' a va. I Avoiding a gravy that » too . get 'Mrs. Carey who had planned to jiidk* l^ritiis there but* could not A milk gravy made with butter much of the slrengt rathe? from fat from the mea» i, up. You won ferr. and Mrs. P ovc I m teft 3un- used when cooking breaded meats, dy angle bracing iv to attend the church conference t i r i e d ™ T A ’“ T r ”? ! ’ y0” “ sage. ~ Some families prefer it and look up. Mrs. L. R. Walsh assisted by her served over potatoes rather than You 11 see an inge daughter-in-law, Melvin the meat. Others prefe?the gravy bracing desi^y • ■ • Walsh «ntejMjMM at a p a s .e d .,0 that a f^ r ^taces that abaorbt Groceries—Meats—Fresh shower h o^ ^ M E S R * Kase- th e m se lv e s. In "MW Fruits and Vegetables in finely chopped parsley sprinkled Season Tightley over the top and^ in ad- .M AYNE . airy council A twelve-point Mtse in Vhitsd States fafm UMd values Since March, '1983, and teh points for Oregon, have beep registered by the indexes, says «the latest agri cultural situation report o f the'OSC extension service. The Oregon index at 82 in March, 1937, com pares with 72 in the depression year 1933 and 170 in the land boom year 1920. “The upward trend in land val- <Xgs , £ ' , *"?* ' ■ n .k iw DR SKIDDlNt Skidding on ly attettrves, 1 Serious automc state this year or association , -.n- - .r .-i sol . 'W .R f v P M tm K G -GOO i > 8 « « _____ 'Wrtti&r* THE SHERMAN GARAGE hàs ë4üipthënt tó in fl machines. • Repair in June. Be refed y In July best harvest in yea^s------— Weil repaired machinery runs <íleít>ír and better. LAWYER WASCO .w.„ j m 1 3 K 6 a I’l l 19 O * > U || |f | North Portland, Orfegoh I. M 1a WASCO MARKET - - U4 < —Ms--------- ---- <tbsp43te^im ro4st AT f<£*J .' 4 thsp flour S feip kalt ■1 Aips mWk • TBlerurfeohr into hot fat as for White Sauce. ..There should be en- ' ehth feohr to absorb all f a t Cook srtfo eotstent Xtirring bfatll flour brpwns to' desired color.. (Add milk 'tend itekt, and continue to cook, herring ’>conttontiy, until gravy tmektois. Yield: 2 cuto- fSubsti ‘bite feut^r for the f a t ’ from mea' erpiters” work rough ground with out twist or strain . . . . why they never have the familiar track dis tortion (to i-U , tpe-out) so often seen in tractors of other makes. You pay for permanent track alignment when you buy any track- tor . . . • you get it when you buy a “Caterpillar.” O ’M E A R A SUPPLY CO. SWe «a for Sodium‘CWbrtife and Atlucida or th. flu e n c y of your trtpu '•fa'fei* DWk. W .M ihriíiíyeudalíytitóW as W tae'thffc'tte «all» BAliX-SYM Ail. f e ' t f W b ttaiUO^Md to aarvica d«0e»lt«* who ffod It 'làófe^óM^iNRitsn^or expedient to traiteteèt their feimng business by correspondence. savings adfetenUbl .flB vte ' without neetteksting V.C . Family andPriiMW Phur ‘MtUFtadt C rdinB O f 'Dairy and Pouttry F—d» , , Rolltd Grain» ~ I -Coneonf rat«» Flour Sa,t 'fttST NATIONAL SANK r te my offer to you. This car has a, heater. Plenty of room for vacation luggage in the spacious trunk. W ill give years of dependable service. T s e t the Drice. '* M b # Bolton t what-J oftar. À a I say, none of the boys can offer what I can, a 36 DeLUXE FORD SEDAN 85 horsepower a beautiful family car HUR RY as I Wa^e ctet 'the price atett 'gCMYati- tee 18 miles to the gallon. Lloyd Davis If you want something that has more >ort than any other car in town. Come and ask to see the Chrysler I have O! »8 a R & G car tod. Jim Fenamore Here ia the.fcuy of'h^yh. you a beautiful picture, but eee"tbia car A 35 Ford Tudor AND PRICE. ASK ME 'teCMfrnske your own "terms. Elton Hate 36 Ford Tutfor. O ^ ¿H hdft^brfW bk- ing Town cars ideal’tor the average lam- ily. SAFE for the kiddies; No . back doors to open, and in wonderful conditiom A ad terms 24 months to’ pay. ; Guy Young )fal kind» of lmuranc» ; ---- - Sherman Cooperative Grain IONM SAM K tM&h in tlovv s e e w h a t yoOXimirdo” ; ad « fefeifecM in B ik t e e d d l h i s a d a s it is w o r t h m o n a y £ojoa^ 4 0 C ^ teS W Ó A Ò O S E FROM Growers : : Wasco,Oreg Safety deposit Boxes fo r Lease , Lots o f other cars, pickups & trucks o f all makes to choose we are going to give buyers o f cars sold fo rever $40&.C^^from nt 3., credit for SO gallons o f gas, and 25 gallons on cars selling fn $395. You must bring this ad to get it. Your Ford Dealer Eddins Motor Co. 3rd kt Court & 3rd at Union The Dalles Oregon Phone 4$0 b I I i ■ <
