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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1937)
n i a BMBMAM COVNT» JOURNAL. MORO. oàaOON Miss Luoy Coffey ; of Portland visited a t th e ' F a t O’Mehrp home returning home W ednesday. " Bill Reid was in Gilliam county on business F riday, Vernon Van Gilder and wife were in Portland Sunday to aee their daughter, Emma Jean who is re ceiving medical treatm ent at the Doernbecker hospital. To get the most service from a Mrs. ’ Leo W atkins and children mechanical refrig erato r for the Mr. and Mrs. J. C .Wallace of the Sherman hotel left Saturday guests at the home of Mr. and least cost, it is necessary to use Mrs. Archie Gosson Thursday. to spend their vacation a t t Nampa discretion as to its placement and The lawn in the city park is do Idaho They will visit Mrs.- W al use, says E verett Davis, extension lace’s relatives. H er brother has ing nicely and the trees are grow specialist in agricultural engineei- ing well under the supervision of charge of the hotel until they re ♦ he Garden club with Bob Richard ing a t Oregon State college. turn. son as caretaker. It is a good idea, if possible, to ♦Mrs.- Adelihe Hull returned home . Miss Em ma Schaeffer of Salem place the refrig erato r y this week from a pleasant vacation , eonvenien who at one tim e was employed a t to the outside door, the work cabi- ca - with her parents at Michigan. . a , , . , the bank herfe spent the week end net. the sink, table, and dining Mrs. Jessie Amos is also listed v jjiti friends. o lg a H ungsburg room, but not too near th e stove or among the vacationists, she has ® accompanied her. out in the sunshine, Davis says. spent the summer with relatives, Mrs. Robert Evans was an over Some of the “don’ts ” to be rem em which included a visit’ at Seaside. night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd bered in connection with its use H arvesters K&n? been making al Hennagin at Moro Wednesday. are as follows: Don’t put hot most steady progress in the fields, food, into the re frig e ra to r: don't this year with very little delay! Mrs. George P o tte r and Mrs. crowd the shelves and hinder free due to. weather conditions of late. h red Hennagin accompanied» by a ir circulation; don't open the door Mrs. Nell Lucas left Tuesday for A broken belt, a few minor hind- Boise, Idaho to bring A nn Lucas unnecessarily; and don’t store erances is about all there is to things in the re frig e ra to r th a t do say. or a rock which caused delay. back to The Dalles for school. Mrs. Dorothy Blakely visited in not need refrigerating.-ueh a s p o - tatoea, canned goods and bananas, Ann Fortner and Gloria Ander Prtfand for several days. It is desleíble, although not ab- son of Portland were guests at the iMrs. G. R Rebman of W apato, Fred F ortner home this week. solutely necessary, he aaya, to Wn. visited from Saturday to have an electric refrig e ra to r on a Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hulitz of Tusday a t the Phil Yates Home. Portland spent their vacation at Mr. and Mrs. Ben Glingsworth a e p a ra u circuit. If possible the the home of Mrs. H ulitz’ parents, of Connell, Wn, are parents of a door should open away from th e -------- --------------------- - Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Feldman return bgj)y boy born on the 8th of Au- work space near it. The cabinet should rtand from two to three ing home Saturday gust. Mrs. Wm. Reid and Mrs. Charles inches out from the wall. Bdogy—Boy, she certainly gave E verett were visitors in The Dallas For ordinary operation, tem per you a dirty look. recently. atures of not less than 40 deg. F. or Woogy—W hat’s th a t? Who did? more than 45 deg.F. or 50 deg. F. M r. and Mrs. Lloyd Royse have Boogy—Why Mother N ature, of are recommended. When the tem rented the Golliher house and a f te r it is renovated will move to course. perature .control has been set for . , . town. quic reeT’ -.Ken the frees to the usual posrt.on w h e n th e fr e e , Afr. and Mrs. Andy Stoleson were ,„g operation . . comptatod. I t * in Yakima over the week end. also essen la Mrs. Fuller is at home again be defrosted regularly fo r ¡best re a fte r spending a few days in P o rt sults. land and Seaside with her sister, Mrs. Neece of Portland. A num ber of improvements are Wrong Place being made a t the school house. Home train in g : If your children So far it includes Venetian blinds, become unm anageable, quickly indirect lighting and new floors. »witch their attention. Baffled m other:JT heir w hat?- Mr. and Mrs. John’ Tfiomal Johnson, jr. of Twin Falls, Idaho are the parents of a daughter bom Try Journal advertising, it pays August 10. She weighed 7 3-4 pounds and has been named Laura Lee. Dr. and Mrs. Viggo H aufelt re turned Tuesday from a trip to Reedsport and other coast towns. H. H arding and wife of Buck- ley. Waah., parents of Mrs. W A. Spencer visited here Monday. Groceries—M eats—F resh Misa Leona Clothier and Anna Fruits and Vegetables in Moore were guests of Mr. and iMrs. Season ____ ____;___ '... J. T. Johnson Sunday. A. F. Virkenholm of Clinton, Wn. spent a few days visiting a t the Your Patronage Appreciated Bargenholt home. Sunday Mr. <nd Mrs. B argenholt accompanied by Mm. Huckin and Mr. V irken holm drove to Portland by way of Because its Tracks stay in the Mt. Hood loop. line. Mrs. Anna Lee’s nephew, Leo B. F reeto oscillate over rough MdMillen of Burlingam e, Cal. and ground, yet strongly braced friend, Ed Dunn an a r t student, against tw ist and strain— were lucheon guests of Mrs. Lee th a t’s the tracks on the ‘‘Cat* Tuesday noon while on th eij way e rp illar” Twenty-Two Trac- home from Seattle and Pendleton. ApTs........................»— Mabel Thomas a senior student Strong diagonal braces hold nurse a t Emmanuel hospital in tracks securely in line— Portland spent a vacation with her keep them from “pigeon-toe parents, Ed Thomas and wife. ing”, ,, and causing excess w ear on track p a rts . Such sturdy, reinforced con struction is found through out on this tra c to r—extra MIXED OR featu res th a t assure g rea t ITS A TASTY T iAT- er satisfactlbtt. ~ Go over the ’^Caterpillar’’ AT SUCH A PRICE Twenty-Two T ractor closely IT I K and carefully . . . . . . you’ll find it “ ra te s” th e highest to We have the facts! IN TUNE The Twenty-Two has $300.00 WITH THE worth of Extra Value Fea tures—over any other track T IM E S! w * type tractor in its power class. Challenge us to prove thia statement! Refrigerator Use ■■ - 1 ■I.” SSSS m E DÄ^R<-M A YN E Explained OREGON "DAIRY COUNCIL 2®? Serious contemplation of break-j entire fam ily. ing up sum m er housekeeping a t And when J t J s ft isimp’X n t the beach . . . . children hilariously comment favorably upon announcing th eir arrival from i product carrtps shopping tours for sturdy shoes . . . m others anxious Marshmallow Custard ly adjusting hems in last y e a r’s Two eggs dresses, hoping earnestly that a I Two cups milk of AVjjj . . . for v e ry ' Two tablespoons sugar g00n schools are to open again. | One-half teaspoon vanilla * marsilmallov..s WASCO MARKET RED & WHITE STORE LONG DISTANCE the T o CALL AIIEAD and plan a trip— è m ountains, this period of<-v.-aitini? i. B fat lightlv, a id milk, for the opening of school is » <«>«-; r , vaniu, an:! . .J; CrmLine cult transition for . the children | thorOughly. Plan- uin.'shmallows They a re lost in tin , s new e n • v ,r..n -¡ in bottom of each of six buttered . The every-day every-day « experiences. cups> anJ ppur jn The .p er'eh ees, th a t become no fam iliar .luring the Place in pan of warm w ater and m onths of sum m er, a re out of the bake at 350 deg. for 40 minutes. dues ion now. There: is.the eternal Butterscotch Pudding e, the omnv' - , J i ~ - a, -w , ¡, t.t n t v One clip w ^ter__________ ____ __ things fo*5e done. Tiave m fFtcnlr One cup milk d*y ?' . = One cup brown sugar However,.even empty da5s ,n no Two tablespoons bu tter way ' diminish the trem en lo u sa p - Two eggs petites deveioned by long hours Tw0 heaping tablespoons of fo u r E ?ch “ c -m n f’ nnnr* One-fourth teaspoon salt highlight In the day. . imple nour- One teaspoon vanilla »r- with a rel- Mix ingredients. Add eggs and ish. Children having been away beat well. Add liquid and cook from home declare th a t m other is slowly until thickened, stirrin g con the finest cook in the v/o Id. stantly. Add butter and vanilla. Why not m aintain this enthu siasm as long as possible? Offer Grape Gelatine- the children a wide variety of One tablespoon gelatine wholesome dishes, and see to it One-fourth cup cold w ater th a t every day each chiljl receives One-fourth cup boiling w ater v t^ u b le s an/ his quota One tablespoon lemon juice pf one q u a rt of mj]k P„nu!uri2(, One cup grape juice simple desserts by allowing the One-fourth cup sugar child to prepare a dessert for the One-half pt. whipping cream 9 CATERPILLAR Twenty-Two TRACTOR 1 ♦ floak gelatine in cold water, add gins to thicken beat it until it is boiling water to diaeolve. Mix all light and fluffy. Serve with whip ingredients. When the mixture be- ped cream. rtiWAY/TOItCALTII For Efficiency Vacation FWDAŸ, AUOUHT S», IN * To call homeward and “be” with your loved ones— To close that deal at a distance—» Telephone! The cost is tew; attractive discount rates to many points are in effect between 7 pjn. and 4:50 a.m. and all day Sundays! 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