Sherman County journal., January 14, 1938, Page 4, Image 4

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v THE SHERMAN COUNTY.
Wasco Choir
Gives Song
Service
JOURNAL.
MORO. OREGON “““TRIDA Y, JANUARY 14,1088
Seufert of The Dalles and Mrs Mar- maintain soil organic matter and
ion Powell from Moro.
fertility,” the report stated. “Tras-
Wm. Reid and wife were dinner hy fallow dots net differ in tfunds-
guesta of Mrs Etta Morford Sun- mental principle from the mois-
yday.
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' ture an(j nitrate, saving methods
li Callers at The Dalles included t.hat have been widely used for
•Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson, Mr and many years. The tillage practices
Mrs A. L. Gosson, Mrs Marvin should be done a t the same time
Howell, Mrs Tom Striker, Mrs W. ’ and the fellow should be just aa
A. Medler, Mr and Mrs Albert free of weeds a s when all styaw is
, Kaseberg, Mr and Mrs C. E. Costs, turned under, “ v ’
, Frank Knox and daughters Dona,
proper
o f trashy
Dorothy and Jessie. Mrs Steve Ifc- £ajjow. w ill vary according to con-
I Millen, Ira Fridley, Mrs H. D. ¿¡tions on the individual farm. In
. Pt°udf ot» Mrs Augusta Huckm,
jw # r yielding areas and on the
; M s John McDermid and Mrs Elisa Hghter 8oila fche
boaM plaw,
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board removed or modi-
. Cliff Fridley, Mrs. Helen Dingle; fied win kave nwre trash on the
i Harry Barzee.
| surface than the one-way disk
i iMrs Pearl Butler left for Colfax plow> and it w i|j leave the aoH in
Monday to see her mother and a more desirable cloddy condition,
f plans on staying an indefinite where the one-way disk plow is
Saturday evening witn mr
O. G. Hildebrand, Mr an
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Pat Kaseberg and Mr and Mrs E.
R. Walsh as guests.
Wednesday evening a group of
dinner club members J* ere
tained at the home of Mr. a
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Budget item
60.00.
Volunteers’ o f America Home ;
1037 Budget item
60.001
White Hhield Home of Salva­
tion Army 1967 Budget item 60.00
S. M. Munson, Emergency Fund
I Well Driller’s wages
93.00
I Geo. H. Witter, Emergency Fund
' Casing for well
20.21•
State Indus. Accident Comm.
I Emergency Fund-W ell
• driller’s Protection
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2.92
I CLAIMS PRESENTERS ' AND
1 ALLOWED AGAINST THE ROAD
' FUND, JANUARY TERM, 1938
1 Claimant
Account
Amount
Ea:d Snell, Licenses for pick-
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up, auto patrol and truck $3.00
- L. L. Peetz, road labor
68.66
Kendrick Dunlap road labor 47.88
Elwood McPherson road labor 42.45
e Jack Cothran road labor
30.50
s Dick Huhman road labor
32.50
43. M. Mersinger, road labor 28.50
n Elmer Lutje road labor
80.50
• Chet Bargenholt road labor 46.80
Dick Yocum road labor
39.00
• Mark Alley road labor
22.60
W. F. Johnson road labor'
14.10
Loggers & Contractors, DR8
I “Cat”
1000.00
L. L. Peetz road labor
48.75
Kendrick Dunlap road labor 29.48
Elwood McPherson road labor 41.35
Chet Bargenholt road labor 43.40
Jack Cothran, ros'd labor
7.80'
C. iM. Mersinger road ilabor
3.90
K. Sather road labor
7.80
Max Pluemke road labor
9.70
Dick Huhman road labor
6.55
A. Shearer road labor
15.70
W. F. Johnson road labor
18.80
• Mark Alley Mileage on roads 9.85
Irwin Hudson Co. Road sup-
d
plies
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10.50
M. J. Schwendel, labor on road
a
machinery
12.75
‘ McKean & Maurus, Posts for
roads
153.27
Sherman Co-operative Grain *
Growers, Diesel oil
* 19.45
r Clyde Equipment Co., Road sup-
” , ■ plies
38.08
n George Wilde, Supplies and •
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labor on machinery
60.46
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
L Lumber for roads.
25.35
larder with this limitation did not ed slices of apple. Dust with s « it, y ogs &
f gupp];^«, for roads 39.15
appear deprived.
the faintest trace of mustard end Paeific Power & Light Company
Today the apple is not exactly a 6r<ted cheese. Then put in, say,
Lights jn road machine shed 1.25
substitute for the economical, pop. j diced bananas « « •« " " « d [ aprl“ V; McKc.n & Searcy, Road sup-
ular and nutritional ice cream d ee-1 Dot this layer with butter Add
pij„ and
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eert, but it claima its position in »»other layer of sliced apples and (jnion Ofl Company, gas A oil 86.11
relation to the vegetable depart- •e»’®“ with »alt. mustard, cheese sh e„ o i,
G„ and on
ment, and In this way add. much »“d ’» « " ' • ,
»>owly in a mod- shelI q
aa oi
to the winter’s limited fare.
• " t e oven for an hour.
W. G. Armsworthy, Supplies
Election of officers for. the Gar-
den cjub Tuesday afternoon at the
home
MrgChas Everett resulted
following 'being chosen: Mrs
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president ri l p
Haven, vice president; and Mrs
Bruce Grady secretary-treasurer.
Scores J hashetbal. were 61 to
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and labor, road machinery 13.26
expense* on roads
7J0
re. C. M. Snider, Rent on
| QlleaM Supply R Implement Co.
road machine shed
6.00
Road supplies
132.76
ational Hospital Association
Loggers A C v rtrv to n MachL
iRoad employees protection 16.10
nV F Co »
Cat
4032.60
a te .Indus, Accident Comm.
O’Meara Supply C o .,lRoad
Rnsd ftmnlnvw« nrotection 20.10
machinery
Stranger— What , were those
groans I heard coming from that
building? Ia that a hospital?
Native—Oh, no, that’s no hospi­
tal. It’s a general store. The
groans came from the owners talk­
ing over the business recession.^
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' “Followin' a visit of several Saturday evening. Wasco has scor-
weeks Harry Richelderfer returned ed high in eleven successive games
from Portland Saturday.
, Including a game at Moro Tuesday
Mrs. Jessie Amos is also home evening whioh they won 63 to 82.
again after spending ten days vis-
Open joint installation was held
iting in The Dalles with relatives.
by th$ Odd-Fellows and Rebekahs
During December T 92 inches of lodges at Moro Tuesday evening,
rain fell in Wasco according to Mrs. Those attending from here were:
Dora Moore who is keeping the Mr and Mrs Leo Watkins, Charles
records.
! Siscel, Mrs Dick Yocum, Esther
Mr and Mrs H. D. Proudfoot and peugh and Mr and Mrs John Add-
Mr and Mrs Bruce Grady spent the ington and daughter, Mrs. Norma
week end at Walla Walla where Fleck of Rufus.
the men attended the district g ra in
Eugene Gosson was honored on
gow ers meeting.
his eleventh birthday with a dinner
Adeline Hull won high score at »pygg^y to which memibers of the
the home of Mrs Art Smith when
grade were bidden,
the TiHkum bridge club met for
Mr
Mr>
Hilderbrend
dessert luncheon followed by two
hMt>
refrt<h.
tables of cards.
ments served to friends at their
Mrs Clyde Hearing spent• « « « » - honw priday t m ,ng. During the
si days m The bales vis.tmg her
ta b W o f card, were
son in law and daughter, Mr and
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Mrs Mack Brown.
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Mr and Mrs Otis Royse were
Mrs Vivian Rust and daughter
visitors in The Dalles from Tues- Darlene, returned recently from
day until Saturday at the home of California where they viaited Mrs.
Mr and Mrs Wayland Weld.
| R«®?’« grandmother.
(Members of the pinochle club
Mr and Mrs Paul Goddard at
spent a pleasant evening in re-tJdoro were guests Friday evening
membrance of Vivian Rust’s birth- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
day. A club gift was given him Thomas.
The apple supplies its share of
at his home Saturday evening.
Junior church has been organi-
health protection. It as its good
Wesley Wilde and Mrs Ted-Ander-' xed which meets Sunday mornings
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Fruits and Vegetables in
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T. Lester Johnson
LAWYER
MORO
Your Patrouage Appreciated
C h e c k t h e low d e liv e r e d prices o f
S p e r r y F lo u r
CHEVROLET TRUCKS
save in
e This book Is chuck full oi piotutM ol
4w ’^CaterpiUsr“ Dtssol Tractor doing
iana work. Ton’ll ha intarariad In sow
mg how this tractor pariorms— how it
•avaa asonay so amasinqly lor its owners.
hast drop ns a card or coma in and
gat year kea copy.
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WASCO MARKET
RED & WHITE STORE
“The use of Trashy summer fe l­
low is generally recognised as an
effective means of helping to pre­
vent losses of soil by erosion . . . .
WASCO
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use generous amounts of butter.
This is not only because it gives
better protection with its greater
amount of vitamin A: but also be-
See an Electrical Contractor Today 1
CHEVROLET OFFERS
TRUCKS FOR EVERY TRADE
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recipes th a t
prohably ex-
ercised
Sweet P otatoes and A pples make
one ctasaic com bination w hen serv-
(xi w ith pork chops, and a green
e n ’ re e
Safety Deposit Boxes f o r Lease
^ g O g Q w Building six great lines
o f trucks and commercial
cars, in five separate wheelbase
lengths, with thirty-one basic m odels,
Chevrolet now offers trucks for every
ways with Chevrolets
"THE THRIFT-CARRIERS FOR THE NATION"
Save on purchase price «Save on g a s a n d o il • S a v e on up keep
trade. AU m odels are m odern-to-
the-m inute and bring you the moat
efficient service available today in
the lowest price range. Teat these
new trucks at your Chevrolet dealer’s,
and prove th at th ey give more p ulling
A ll kinds o f Insurance
power for las« m oney.
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Growers :
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New Steelstream-Styling- -Economical Valve in-Head Encine
Perfected Hydraqlic Brakes
• • • Extra Sturdy Frame
C M V B O tr r MOTOB DIVISION
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piny's new low rates— among the lowest in the Uoiied States.
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ercise to teeth and (turns. F u rth er-
more, young
difficulty,
frequently becomes
candy sub-
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- This is a community where electricity iauhenp. T hai’s why
so many families now uae it liberally for all household pur­
poses. Adequate convenience outlets w ill naske k easier foe
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or the doctor to pay ’ precept he-
re e a jl a fe u
• Convenience outlets are a modern necessity. You
can't enjoy your electrical appliances un e«s you can
use them easily in their proper placer. M akeshift ar­
rangements are unhandy, unsightly and dangerous.
Convenience outlets coat ttttle— can be easily and
quickly installed. Ask any electrical contractor 'for
more details. ;
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b u t c o n ta in ? o n ly a s m a ll a m o u n t
o f V ita m in A. “ I ts a n a p p le a d a y
T odav
Electric appliances are so ec sy tc use. Why
let lack o f outlets m ake their use a problem ?
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