Sherman County journal., April 29, 1938, Page 4, Image 4

THE SHERMAN COUNTY, JOURNAL,
PAG» FO U »
MORO, OREGON
FRIIXAY, APRIL 29, 198«
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Wasco Methodist G olden Gay way Planned in *39
INSTITUTE LEADER
ATTRACTIVE UO COEDS TÛ HEÎGN OVEB CAMPOS CELEBRATION
Church To Have
Pipe Organ
The plans of the Methodists to
purchase a pipe organ have been
formulated for some time. This
week they were realized when word
was received from the Methodist
church in The Dalles, where Rev.
Bruce is pastor, that they were
giving their organ to the Wasco
church. Miss Gertrude Ganncll.
daughter of Rev. Cannell, is now
majoring in music at Willamette.
Mrs. Maud Akers . assisted by
Mrs. Roy Belshee were hostesses
Thursday afternoon to memloers of ,
the Jolly dozen card club of Moro.
Cards were played at four tables I
and dessert luncheon was served. I
These five smiling co-cds w ill reign over a three-day program of festivities daring Junior weekend
Mrs. Lila Bull received club prize
which w ill be combined with tlie annual Mother’s day celebration here, May 6 to 8. They were chosen by
HA R O LD W ^N D EL, PO R TLA N D
and Mrs. Charles Everett guest
student vote from a field of 15 prominent co-eds of the Junior class. From left are Blanche McClellan.
President of the Oregon Retail
Albany, aüd Marcia Steinhäuser, Hood River, princesses; Queen Virginia Regan, Pendleton; Jacqueline
prize.
D istributes’ Institute who w ill
McCbtd,
Portland, and Betty Crawford, Klamath Falls, princesses. \
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Connely of
preside t . $r the organizations an­
Hood »River were guests Sunday at
nual meeting on the University of
air be free from contamination, heat of the breathedu air to canty
the M. Scbwendel home. Mr. and
Oregon campus, May 2nd and 3rd.
and
in winter especially, not too
u,p and off. It is curious that
Mrs. Wesley Wilde were also Sun­
hot
and
dry,
and
not
motionless.
many
farms have hit on a system
day guests of the Schwendel’s.
Barber Shops StUl Lead
We
need
live
and
not
dead
air.
,
for
COW1 which ig better than
Mr. and Mrs. koss Hilderbrand
.The last Business Census re­
Healthy
bodies
need
living
air
most
of
the
systems in our schools,
and son Billy were viaitors in Port­
ports 121,153 barber shops com­
not
only
for
breathing,
but
for
i
The
monitor
roof of the barn
land Sunday.
pared with 61,365 beauty shops. In
ventilating-
our
skin.
It
is
not
solves
the
problem.
The hot breath-
The Past Noble Grand’s club
addition, therçjgre 4,302 combina­
just
our
lungs
inside,
us
that
must
ed
air
rises
to
the
sloping ceiling
met at the library room Tuesday
Three thousand cubic feet of
tion bariber and beauty shops in
be
flushed;
our
whole
outside
skin,
and
escapes
through
the windows
with Mrs. Chester Medler and IMirs.
air is the amount you and I must
operation.
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Wesley Wilde as hostesses. Elec­
get in and out of our lungs each so to speak, breathes out vapor. I of the monitor top. In a school,
tion of officers was held with the
nour. Seven pounds of air , per Even if we don’t visibly perspire, not built for the direct system of
Appropriate Name
following results: Mrs. Jessie
day go into our lungs and five go we must somehow evaporate two ventilating, a good method of
■' Ofange County, California, is o u k again. I wo pound® of oxygen and a half pounds of water each heating and ventilating is to
Amos, president; Mrs. Wesley
well named for ¡¿.leads all United go through the lungs into our day- Much of the poor work in thoroughly heat the room at night
Wilde, vice president; Mrs. T. L.
States counties m the production olood to transform our food into factories, schools and offices may ; and open the windows using win-
Fielda, secretary. Cards were play­
of oranges, accodring to Census energy and heat for the whole be t aced to the impairment of dow boards so as not to cause d-i-
ed during the afternoon with Mrs.
r .iv w a , la the nam e chosen for the am usem ent »one of the Bureau reports.
Richard Yocum winning club
body.
an
lUy, On
V/Ii <
•»* average, with
TV*«** each
-- this important skin function which rect draught. For health we need
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r„,d ?n Gate International Exposition, to be held on Treasure
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eath
we
change
only
one
tenth
is jX^elf caused by dead air. With real, ventilation that keeps the
prize.
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Read th e ads in the .Journal
twn beauty and the m ost photographed girl in the world.
Mrs. Jessie Amos entertained
of the air in our lungs while the windows closed to keep out the bad air moving out and the fresh
cold,
the
air
stagnates,
the
skin
air
coming
in.
remaining nine tenths lies inac­
Saturday afternoon for the pleas­
tive» and de-oxygenated. Deep acts sluggishly, and we b r e a t h e ____________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ure of her sister, Mrs. George Cros also be a delegate from the Was­
oreathmg, however, replaces the and rebreathe the same or part
field of Portland with a dessert co club to the convention.
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DEW ALT PAYNE, M. D.
stagnant nine-tenths, puts to work of the sam e dead air. Of course
luncheon followed by contract at home of Mrs. Anna Lee.
Physician and Surgeon
the
work
suffers.
Among
system
s
idle lung tissue, oxygenates the
two tables. Mrs. Frank Lambom
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johnson
203-204
U. S. Bank Building
for
providing
afresh
air,
modem
blood and sends it coursing to do
received high score.
of Salem visited Sunday at the
it?
work.
Exe.cise,
the
heaun
es-
air
conditioning
is
becoming
pop-
Eye,
Ear,
Nose
and Throat includ*
health
ea-
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Mrs. ................
Wm. Reid
left Tuesday - a - f - ' Mrs. Augusta Huckin was in
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aential, stimulates deep breathing ular 'for furnishing fresh air at ¡n|f the fitting of glasses.
ter spending a week here with her Ytakima Sunday vistiing.
and in this respect alone is ot the correct temperature.^___
Office Phone
Residence Phone
family.
y r an(j Mrs. Charles McCaHis-
great value to oui bodily well be-
The simplest system is the di-
843
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Mr. and Mrs. Heriey D,u t^ ”
ter of Yakima were business call-
mg.
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rect
system
which
depends
on
the
Hours
9-12
2-6
The
Dalles,
Oregon
Foaall attended the funeral of Ca 1
Saturda„ at the ranch home of
We
th
riv
e
on
breezes,
natural
McKean In Moro Friday and v ia -< ” ?,
M , rlvde Fridley
May first, May Day, is célébrât- diet continues to' be built on pro- and artificial. Breezes blow away
ited here In the eveninr before Mr and Mrs. Clyde Fridley.
Louis Scholl Is enjoying his ed, according to Governor Charles iective foods of niilk, fruits and the warm used air and bring back
their return home.
spring diversion of fishing again H. Martin’s proclamation jointly, vegetables. It is not, however, so
The Wasco high school senior and is at Northwestern lake in as the principal spring festival much lack o f knowledge but lack fre&h air. We need moving, fresh
air, and without it we should
play has been - postponed until W ashington.— ^------ -—
day and Child Health Day. In of application of the .adequate]
promptly die. To live we must
May 7 because Gertrude Hansen,
rk___„na mntnrimz to the Clarno furtherance of thia nationally diet that disturbs the road to
a merjiber of the cast, fractured „li’Xrf? 4und«v included Olive and celebrated day, Child Health Day, health and happiness. In today s breathe, work and ventilate our
lungs. Great quantities of air
her arm in a. car accident near John Robinson
James Maddox the slogan “Speed Children on the economic crisis it is particularly are necessary to flush out the
Lyle, Washington while on the John Robinson, James Madd
Heaith(” haB been adopted ly important to understand that in
carbon dioxide and impure water
Ralph Williams and Jerry Bar­ for 1938
senior picnic.
c
the returns in nutritious benefit, vapor. The air we breathe should
The senior d oss of the local high nett.
How batter can children ehjoy »“* cannot afford not to provide
school drove to Trout Lake Friday,
Mr. and Mrs? Orroand Hilder- the privilege, of a rightful heri- P™tect.ve foods in order to share be free from dust, dirt and germs.
for a picnic and returned to The brand, Miss Evleyn Scott and Bill toge that will Speed them on th e ’ "’ the modern watchword, preven- It is essential tq health that the
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Daller to attend the evening show Leslie attended the trap shoot in
tive-medicine.
Dr.
H.
C.
Sherman,
road to Health, than through the
before ending the day.
Bend Sunday.
simple cooperation of the parents? of Columbia University, leading Four A Minute
Dr. and Mrs. Darwin E. Bennett
Guests at the home of Mr. and
authority in the field of nutrition
In 1936 there were four babies
and Mrs. Bennett’s parents, Mr. Mrs. T. Lester Johnson were her Parents at this time may well reports that as much as twenty-
born
every minute in the United
and Mrs. Fitzsimmons of Fitch­ cousin, Mrs. Wesley Jones of question their efforts in this be- five and even thirty-three per cent
States.
h
a
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f
.
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burg, Mass., were here last week Yakima and her mother, Mrs. A.
of the food dollar must, under
Food is probably the most im- circumstances of economy. be spent
visiting with Mr. Bennett’s uncle, G. Groscup of Portland. The lat
A. C. Kaseberg and aunt, Mrs. ter teft for her home with Mr. in d P’ rU nt o,u ,I11. ‘he , / * ctor’
for milk and cheese.
Wheat Production High
G. H. Root. He one time attended ■MTS. Johnson when they went to influence health and growth. Heat
^Parents need to daily ask them­
Wfiitman County, Washington,
Wasco school.
that city for the week end.
a"d sleeP- « « r c s e , fresh air, sun-
(Mrs. Maud Akers will accompa­
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. - . • shine and other conditions are all, selves,
, , Are
. . we building
. . . . fo* , buoy- produces mor^. wheat than any
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johnson necea
to hekp th e b o d „ » t e ant health in our children by pro other county in the United States.
ny Mrs. Ida Oarlyle on her eastern
on
of
Salem
visited
Sunday
at
the
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the
beat
use
of food. t But
always
vidi"K an
an adequate
«déquate diet built 01
motor trip to Kansas City, Mo.,
a
cup
or
home
of
Mrs.
Anna
Lee.
it ia food itaelf which furnishes. protective foods, milk,
leaving Friday. Mrs. Merrifield
more
a
t
each
m
eal,
and
liberal
Frank
Fewel
of
Natches,
Wn.,
of The Dalles was unable to go.
the materials for actual »body
am ounts of vegetables, fr u its and
Mrs. Akers was married in Mon­ spent the week end visiting his building and energy.
mother,
Mrs.
Helen
Dingle
and
his
’1 A recent survey of health habits eg g s?
ett, Mo., and will vigit her rela­
brother
Bruce.
tives and friends there and will
.
,
j I indicated that the malnourishment
• Buy on Convenient Terms
LAWYER
Freda Mae Riee was a week e n d ,a
chndren waa due in part to
stop in Los Angeles on her return
Has Many Cattle
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visitor
in
Portland
where
she
trip to see her daughter. She will
high percentage use of tea and
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY
Cherty County, Nebraska, is the
visited her brother and friends.
WASCO
MOROj
rienas.
coffee, insufficient food, too rapid leading cattle county of the United
Alw ays at Y o u r S rrv ic t
Four invitations were issued by eating,
littk milk too few
States.
the Rufus Junior class for
their
nnwt.
o
-i
lor
ve*etabieg| unwise piecing, and
J
dance held Saturday evening. The inadauate
inadquate breakfasts.
breakfasts. All
All related
related Try Journal Advertising, it pays.
ball room resembled the deck of in some aspects to the food that
a ship. Many from Wasco at- is eaten. How then, can these
tended.
faulty habits be eliminated, to
Mrs. T. Lestfr Johnson was speed children on the road to
hostess to members of the Thurs­ health ? .......................
day bridge club. Mrs. Johnson’s
Obviouslv recog.ntion must be
mother, Mrs. Groscup, was winner,
given
to the effect of commercial
of high score.
manufacture
on foods, to the high
A number of desirable changes
demand for variety in food tastes,
have been made in Mrs .B. E.
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
Hailey’s home here, An enclosed and to the cry for satisfaction of
a highly over-rated sweet tooth.
porch has been added and a new
Fruits and Vegetables in
Then an understanding of an ade­
garage built.
quate
diet
must
exist.
t I
Season
Fred Cole of Heppner was visit­
In attention to the adequate
ing here this week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent diet, it is Interesting to observe
that while scientists daily explode
/o u r Patronage Appreciated
spent the week end at Salem vis­
theories on the effects of food
iting their daughter. Mary Jean­
elements on the body, the adequate
ette. Mrs. Minnie McKinney and
Mips Vivian Trounce accompanied oooQOOoooeooooooeoooeoooooocoocoooccocoeoooscGor''
,
| them. The party stopped in Ore-
Aeain econontic condition, demon-
Cjt , o „ „ Ml, >nd M„ U |(.
S e c u> f o r -
strate . . . . that farm profits cqn
giakHy.
be controlled only through a firm
j^jrs p re(j Fortner snent the
control of farm operating costs.
week visiting her sister, .Mrs. Mary
Only the man equipped to raise Crewfoid at Northdalles.
crops - at low cost earns profits
The afternoon tea given by the
when produce prices are low.
ladies of the Methodist church
C o u n t r y D e l i v e r y o f G a s & O il
Look around . . . . see what low Wednesday, was well attended
prices can do to the man with ob­ with 65 present including a num­
S p e r r y D a ir y a n fl P o u ltr y F e e d s
solete tools.
ber from Moro, Mrs. O. A. Ram,
“Caterpillar” Diesel Tractors lead sey, Mrs. E. E. Bnrzec Louise Bar-
the way in lowering operating zee, M s. Martha Cope and Mr»v
S p e r r y F lo u r
costs. No tractor on earth ap­ John Foss. Program numbers were
proaches their economy.
given by the following: The young
The “Caterpillar” D-4 runs on 1 3-4 ' people's chorus; Katherine Frid­
F E E D
G R IN D IN G
gallons of cheap fuel per hour . . . . ley. musical numbers; duet by
50 percent’less than the most eco­ Doriithy and Donna Knox; a comic
nomical gasoline tractor . . . . 25 reading by little Miss Patricia
S a fe ty Deposit Boxes f o r Lease
per cent less than its nearest com­ Needham;’ duet bv Mrs. Homer
petitor.
Dixon and Mrs. Wm. Mills. x The
Start saving with a “Caterpillar” lOclies choral club gave several
A ll kinds o f Insurance
Diesel . . . . now.
numers and games were played
at the end of the program.
Charles Sprague of Salem, can-
' didate for governor, was here call-
Fresh Air is
Essential
To Health
H i - W / t o H ealth
A y A D A ,R ^ M AYN E
OREGON <PAIRY COUNCIL
“The
1938 G-E is the
finest, thriftiest
refrigerator we
ever built!” * .u.
General Electric Says:
EFRIGERATOR
T. Lester Johnson
D ie s e liz e
for lower costs
WASCO MARKET
Does John Jones know you have
a good buy in groceries or jumpers?
Start Saving Now
GAS, Oil, 'and MOHAWK TIBES
If he doesn’t, you are missing a
sale and John Jones is overlooking a
convenience. The san^ applies to the
hundreds of other possible buyers in
the county.
l?*' ’
All can economically be told of
your wares through the medium of
Sherman County
Journal
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co.
John Deere
Sherman Cooperative Grain
. m ^ k . f om
Oak Grove were over night guest®
Caterpillar Tuesday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Bamott.
Growers :
:
; Wasco, Oregon